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Ameritas EyeMed Access Network
Driving to work, reading a news article and watching TV are all activities you likely perform every day. Your ability to do all of these activities, though, depends on your vision and eye health. Vision insurance can help you maintain your vision as well as detect various health problems.
At participating in-network providers, members get everyday savings like 40% off a complete additional pair of prescription glasses or 20% off non-prescription sunglasses. (These discounts are for in-network providers only. )
Employee Premium Amount:
$9.60 Single
$18.60 Employee/Spouse
$15.88 Employee/Child(ren)
$24.88 Family
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Need a replacement card?
EyeMed sends 2 ID cards in the subscriber’s name when you join EyeMed, but you don’t have to have it when you visit your eye doctor. If you lose your card or need extras for your family, you can print a replacement on Member Web. Or to pull up a digital version anytime, anywhere, download the EyeMed Members App through the App Store or Google Play.
FAQ
FAQ
Q. Can I use my benefits if I visit a provider outside the network?
A. Yes. If you visit an out-of-network provider, you pay your provider the full balance and submit a claim with your itemized receipt for reimbursement based on your out-of-network benefits. Greater benefits are available with network providers, and they submit the claim for you.
Q. Can I use my benefits at Walmart and Sam’s Club?
A. Yes. These locations are out-of-network for EyeMed plans, so your out-of-network benefits would apply. But these benefits still go a long way due to the lower overall price points of these retailers.
Q. Can I get glasses and contacts in the same year?
A. Yes. With EyeMed network plans, benefits for frames and contact/eyeglass lenses are separated. If you use your lens benefits to purchase contacts, you are still able to use your frame allowance towards new glasses during the same benefit year. In this case, the eyeglass lenses to go in your new frames would be an out-of-pocket expense.
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