Discover the value in vision
Not every pair of eyes get the attention they deserve. Vision benefits are designed to make it easier and more affordable to get much-needed eye care. Because nothing should get in the way of great vision.
A benefit employees expect to see
Today’s employees know what they want – and what they want is vision care. According to a recent study, more than 80% of employees say vision benefits are as important as general medical insurance.1 What was once a nice-to-have perk is now a must-have method for recruiting and retaining top talent.
94%
of U.S. Americans surveyed say vision care coverage is valuable.2
40%
of employers say they believe workers leave their job to find employment that offers better benefits.3
70%
say that vision problems affect their work and productivity.4
Eye exams: more than a vision benefit
Eye exams are an important part of any preventative health care program. With an unobstructed view of blood vessels, eye exams can provide an early diagnosis of serious health problems, such as:
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Glaucoma and cataracts.5
The sooner health issues are found, the sooner they can be treated. Healthier employees. Lower health care expenses. A more productive workplace. That’s value that’s easy to see.
*Fully insured clients are underwritten by: Fidelity Security Life Insurance Company®, Kansas City, MO 64111.
1 - Popke, M.; Employees see vision benefits as critical but often leave them on the table survey finds; benefitspro.com; April 10, 2023.
2 - Best Employee Benefits In 2023; Forbes; forbes.com; February 2023.
3 - "The new standards for vision care; The Harris Poll and XP Health; xphealth.com; February 2023.
4 - Ormsby, J.; “Communicating the value of vision benefits to employees”; Ragan; ragan.com; October 22, 2024.
5 - Reena Mukamal; “20 Surprising Health Problems an Eye Exam Can Catch”; www.aao.org; April 29, 2022.