Vision Care Benefit. Faculty members electing any of the Medical Plan options will be covered under the current vision care benefit plan. The basic vision care benefit plan effective January 1, 2016 shall be maintained for the life of this Agreement. (See Attachment D.) Any unused benefit per person per year may be carried over to the subsequent year up to a maximum of two years.
Vision Care Benefit. Network Routine eye care refraction is provided to each covered individual once every two years subject to a $10 copayment. Select frames and lenses offered by a participating provider will be paid in full. Covered individual may select the Plan contact lenses (daily-wear, disposable or planned replacement) instead of eyeglasses. Benefits are available to covered individual, covered individual spouse or domestic partner and covered dependents age 19 or under once in any 24-month period. The paid-in-full eyeglass/contact lens benefit is only available at the time and place of an eye exam. This benefit cannot be split.
Vision Care Benefit. The Employer agrees to investigate the expansion of Extended Health Benefits through the life of the collective agreement to include reasonable Vision Care coverage to be used for the partial or full reimbursement of the purchase of glasses or contact lenses for the employee or their spouse or dependents.
Vision Care Benefit. Frames, lenses and the fitting of any type of prescription glasses (including contact lenses), up to a total payment of $250 every twenty-four (24) months for each eligible insured person and $250 every twelve (12) months for dependent children. Contact lenses, up to a total payment of $250 per person in any two consecutive calendar years, if they are prescribed for severe corneal astigmatism, severe corneal scarring, kerataconus of aphakia and if visual acurity can only be improved by contact lenses to at least the 20/40 level. Eye exams every two years at the value of $100. For employee only, corrective eye surgery to a lifetime maximum of $1,000. Spouse and dependents are not included in the eye surgery coverage.
Vision Care Benefit. New full-time eligible Members should discuss all plans and benefits with People and Culture, which deals with registration procedures.
Vision Care Benefit. Benefits for the cost and maintenance of eyeglasses are payable with respect to an employee or individual dependent sub ject to a maximum of $45.00 within any twenty- four (24) month period. If there is a change in prescription, benefits will be covered, not more than once every twelve (12) months. If there is no change in prescription, benefits will be covered, not more than once every twenty- four (24) months. A maximum of $150 may be allowed towards the purchase of contact lenses in lieu of eye glasses. A maximum of $75.00 will be covered for eye examinations, not more than once every twenty- four (24) months.
Vision Care Benefit. No deductible. Pays up to two hundred twenty-five dollars ($225.00) every twenty- four (24) months for frames and lenses. Pays cost of examination once every 24 months to maximum of $100.00.
Vision Care Benefit. The District shall contribute the total premium cost of each full-time employee’s vision care insurance (including dependents/domestic partners) for Vision Service Plan B with interim lens benefit, $40.00 deductible examination and non-deductible materials.
Vision Care Benefit. The Employer's Extended Health Benefits Plan will include a vision care benefit. Vision care provides coverage for reimbursable expenses at the rate of $200.00 per twenty-four (24) months, per eligible covered Employee and their qualified dependents. Monthly premiums are cost-shared 90% by the Employer and 10% by a full-time Employee. Premiums for part-time Employees are pro-rated in accordance with Article 22.04 below.
Vision Care Benefit. A vision care benefit will be provided to the employees with 100% of the premium being paid by the Employer. This vision care benefit will be as follows: Eligible expenses mean reasonable and customary costs for;
a. Eye examinations by an optometrist, but not more than one examination in a period of twenty-four (24) months (twelve (12) months for a dependant child under the age of eighteen (18));
b. Eye glasses and contact lenses, provided such appliances are necessary for the correction of vision and are prescribed by an ophthalmologist or optometrist, and repairs, subject to maximum total eligible expenses of $250.00 during the twenty-four (24) month period depending on the date and eligible expense for such appliances is incurred;
c. Eye glasses and contact lenses where an ophthalmologist certifies that such appliances are necessary as a result of a surgical procedure or for the treatment of keratoconus, subject to a maximum total lifetime eligible expense of $250.00 in respect of any one surgical procedure or for the treatment of keratoconus.
