Davis Vision Insurance Benefits

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Most Davis Vision insurance plans also include an "out-of-network" benefit, which could range from $0 to over $100. For most people, vision benefits plans are a bad deal. The best way to use your Davis Vision Insurance is to buy eyeglasses online at Eyeglasses.com, and then submit our receipt to Davis Vision for an out-of-network reimbursement. Because most optical stores accept vision insurance for payment, they have increased all the prices of their prescription glasses and lenses. Or worse, they will only allow you to choose from a selection of low quality glasses and lenses.  We skip this price inflation and offer lower prices to begin with, and we only sell high quality glasses and prescription lenses. By using your out-of-network benefits and buying at Eyeglasses.com, you get the most out of your vision insurance plan.

How to Use Your Davis Out-of-Network Benefits:

Step 1: Call Davis Vision insurance company at this number 1-800-999-5431, or register online here.

Step 2: Give them your plan number, and your verifying information.

Step 3: Ask them to describe your the Out-of-Network benefit for your plan. Ask for the information necessary to submit the out-of-network claim.

Step 4: Get a price for your glasses from Eyeglasses.com, subtract from that your Davis Vision out-of-network benefit, and get your total price for glasses. Compare that to the total price offered by your local optical store to determine the best value for you.

Summary

Davis Vision is a national vision care administrator, coordinating a large network of independent eye care professionals. The scheme offers coverage under its Vision Insurance Plan. Members pay a small monthly premium and, in exchange, receive access to defined benefits, including one eye exam, one pair of glasses or contact lenses, and one set of frames annually. Copays may apply for certain services, such as LASIK surgery, and specialist eyewear.

As a Davis Vision member, you will have access to cost-effective care. The scheme reduces the cost of healthcare by smoothing fees over the year and striking better rates with providers in your local area.

What's Included In Davis Vision?

Davis Vision insurance includes the following as standard:

• Yearly eye exams

• A fixed yearly allowance for glasses (or a frame), or contact lenses

• Designer frames

As part of annual eye exams, Davis Vision offers retinal scans, slit lamp testing and dilation for cataract identification, and glaucoma and macular degeneration diagnosis. Sight issues are fully covered in-network.

What Are The Benefits Of Davis Vision?

Signing up for a Davis Vision plan brings multiple benefits.

• Free breakage warranty. Get peace of mind. Monthly coverage fees include a free breakage warranty. Davis Vision works with providers to facilitate a free replacement service up to one year after you purchase your glasses.

• Hearing health care program. Look after your ears as well as your eyes, getting significant discounts on popular branded hearing aids. Davis Vision members who struggle to hear can get an average of 40 percent off branded hearing aid MSRPs. Devices feature the latest wireless capabilities and recharging features and come with a 4-year repair warranty, a 4-year supply of batteries, and a 60-day money-back guarantee. You also get 3 years of loss and damage coverage, and a year of comprehensive follow-up care.

• Genuine transition lenses. Get the shade you need when transitioning between different lighting conditions. – perfect for changeable days or when going inside and outside frequently.

• Vision simulator. See what it looks like to experience different eye conditions in virtual reality, including macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and cataract so you can recognize the symptoms early.

• See what you look like in frames. Take a look at what you will look like in new glasses with the scheme's try-on tool before you take the plunge. Simply upload a photo to your account and see how the frames will look on you. It's all part of the service.

• Benefit from diabetic outreach services. Get vision support included in your plan if you have diabetes. Find out how you can take better care of your eyes.

• Lifetime support. Get help from Davis Vision insurance for years to come, ensuring your eyes remain healthy long-term.

How Do I Sign Up For Davis Vision?

Signing up for Davis Vision services is easy. You don't require an ID card.

Your organization will tell you whether they are Davis Vision members. They will then inform you when and how you can enroll. They may restrict the times of year you can sign up and ask you to change memberships if your family status changes.

You'll need to submit information, such as your age, gender, and whether you've had trouble with your eyes before. Once you've completed all the preliminaries, you're ready to start.

Who Is Eligible For Davis Vision?

Davis Vision believes that "everyone deserves affordable eye care." Therefore, eligibility is global. Anyone can enroll and join the scheme's 24 million-plus members.

How Much Does Davis Vision Insurance Cost Per Month?

The price of a Davis Vision membership varies from $9.41 to $36.49, depending on the options you choose. Fees change every year in line with inflation and rising costs.

Where Can Patients See Independent Eye Care Professionals?

Davis Vision operates more than 104,000 separate points of access and offers a huge network of eye care professionals. Patients can choose their eyeglasses and eye care provider freely.

Is LASIK Surgery Included?

Members who want to request an appointment to benefit from reduced-cost LASIK surgery via the provider must contact the LASIK network administrator. The FDA approved LASIK in 1995 to correct farsightedness, nearsightedness, and astigmatism. The procedure only takes a few minutes and can reduce or eliminate your dependence on eyewear for life.

What Is My ID Number?

Your ID number is what the scheme uses to identify who you are. It is either a number the scheme gave you, your Social Security Number, or a number given to you by your organization.