Blue Vision® for Adults
Complete your health care with a plan that provides adult vision care. You'll be covered for eye exams as well as glasses or contacts, with out-of-network coverage and copays starting at $15.
Overview
About this plan
This plan provides adult vision care for eye exams as well as glasses or contacts. For vision care, you can go to any eye doctor and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a VSP eye doctor.
It covers vision care for adults age 19 and older as of plan effective date. Why doesn't it cover children? Because of health care reform, all medical plans you purchase yourself must include pediatric vision care.
Availability
You can buy this plan if you live in any Michigan county.
Blue Vision for Adults is not available on healthcare.gov. It's available for purchase year-round and doesn't require a qualifying life event to enroll mid-year.
Plan type
VSP. For vision care, you can go to any eye doctor and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a VSP eye doctor.
Monthly premiums
To give you an accurate price, we'll need some information. Find a plan to get a quote.
Coverage and costs
Coverage includes:
- One eye exam every 12 months
- One pair of standard frames every 12 months
You choose between coverage for prescription glasses (lenses and frame) or contact lenses, but not both:
- Contacts covered once every 12 months, or
- One pair of standard lenses covered once every 12 months
Costs include:
- Copay is $15 for an eye exam by an in-network provider.
- If you go to an in-network provider, the copay for glasses is $25 and you have a $150 allowance for frames or elective contact lenses.
Agent compensation
Members can find information about agent commissions.
Related documents
In-network benefits
When you go to an eye doctor who participates with VSP, that's called getting your care in network. Find a VSP eye doctor.
You're also covered when you go to an eye doctor who doesn't participate with VSP, but you'll pay more. That's called getting your care out of network.
Annual allowance
There's a limit on what your plan pays toward the cost of eyeglasses or contacts. It's called an annual allowance. Once you've reached that limit, you're responsible for paying all costs.
Eye exams
Eye exams are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $15 | You pay $15 plus any costs over $45. |
Lenses and frames
Every 12 months this plan shares the costs for prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses, but not both.
Standard lenses
Standard lenses prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25 | You pay $25, plus the costs listed below. |
Single vision lenses: You pay costs over $30. |
|
Bifocal lenses: You pay costs over $50. |
|
Trifocal lenses: You pay costs over $65. |
Standard frames
Standard frames are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25, plus costs over $150 | You pay $25, plus costs over $70 |
Contact lenses
Every 12 months, this plan shares the costs for eyeglasses or contact lenses, not both.
Elective contact lenses
Elective contact lenses are prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician to improve vision. They are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay any costs over $150 | You pay any costs over $105 |
Medically necessary contact lenses
Medically necessary contact lenses are for people with eye conditions that may be a side effect of an operation or from certain genetically related disorders. They are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25 | You pay $25 plus costs over $210 |
Overview
About this plan
This plan provides adult vision care for eye exams as well as glasses or contacts. For vision care, you can go to any eye doctor and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a VSP eye doctor.
It covers vision care for adults age 19 and older as of plan effective date. Why doesn't it cover children? Because of health care reform, all medical plans you purchase yourself must include pediatric vision care.
Availability
You can buy this plan if you live in any Michigan county.
Blue Vision for Adults is not available on healthcare.gov. It's available for purchase year-round and doesn't require a qualifying life event to enroll mid-year.
Plan type
VSP. For vision care, you can go to any eye doctor and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a VSP eye doctor.
Monthly premiums
To give you an accurate price, we'll need some information. Find a plan to get a quote.
Coverage and costs
Coverage includes:
- One eye exam every 12 months
- One pair of standard frames every 12 months
You choose between coverage for prescription glasses (lenses and frame) or contact lenses, but not both:
- Contacts covered once every 12 months, or
- One pair of standard lenses covered once every 12 months
Costs include:
- Copay is $15 for an eye exam by an in-network provider.
- If you go to an in-network provider, the copay for glasses is $25 and you have a $150 allowance for frames or elective contact lenses.
Agent compensation
Members can find information about agent commissions.
Related documents
In-network benefits
When you go to an eye doctor who participates with VSP, that's called getting your care in network. Find a VSP eye doctor.
You're also covered when you go to an eye doctor who doesn't participate with VSP, but you'll pay more. That's called getting your care out of network.
Annual allowance
There's a limit on what your plan pays toward the cost of eyeglasses or contacts. It's called an annual allowance. Once you've reached that limit, you're responsible for paying all costs.
Eye exams
Eye exams are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $15 | You pay $15 plus any costs over $45. |
Lenses and frames
Every 12 months this plan shares the costs for prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses, but not both.
Standard lenses
Standard lenses prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25 | You pay $25, plus the costs listed below. |
Single vision lenses: You pay costs over $30. |
|
Bifocal lenses: You pay costs over $50. |
|
Trifocal lenses: You pay costs over $65. |
Standard frames
Standard frames are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25, plus costs over $150 | You pay $25, plus costs over $70 |
Contact lenses
Every 12 months, this plan shares the costs for eyeglasses or contact lenses, not both.
Elective contact lenses
Elective contact lenses are prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician to improve vision. They are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay any costs over $150 | You pay any costs over $105 |
Medically necessary contact lenses
Medically necessary contact lenses are for people with eye conditions that may be a side effect of an operation or from certain genetically related disorders. They are covered once every 12 months.
| In Network | Out of Network |
| You pay $25 | You pay $25 plus costs over $210 |
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