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Why don our vision care benefits cover the entire cost of a new pair of glasses?

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Why don our vision care benefits cover the entire cost of a new pair of glasses?

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In order to provide a vision care benefit that is economical for the Benefits Fund and its participants, the Fund’s Board of Trustees chose a plan that promotes cost-sharing for in-network benefits through Davis Vision. For a $10 copayment, you and your dependents can have a routine eye exam every two years (every year for children up to age 18) and a complete pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses every two years for a low copay. All ranges of prescriptions are covered. If you see an out-of-network provider, services are reimbursed up to a $75 maximum allowance every two years. Click here for more information on your routine vision care benefit.

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