Actually, some insurance companies do cover it, at least mostly, especially with a good referral. Our insurance used to (well it still does, we just transfered jobs and have different insurance now, so I haven’t looked at the specifics of this new one yet.)
If you currently have insurance, look in you handbook, or call customer service for details of your plan.
If you don’t already have insurance, start looking into insurance companies that cover self-employed people, or whatever. (Or sign up for your coverage at work.) The companies will have a list or what eye care is covered and what surgeries are covered. Don’t be afraid to shop around for the best insurance.
(If you premiums are going to be a lot higher in a certain company, check to see if their benefits are worth the increase in cost. Even if you have to pay for the LASIK, you may save money on the premium in the long run.)
no, they only have discounts for that, even through vision insurance. you can go to another country and do it cheaper and also get a vacation while you’re at it.
Actually, some insurance companies do cover it, at least mostly, especially with a good referral. Our insurance used to (well it still does, we just transfered jobs and have different insurance now, so I haven’t looked at the specifics of this new one yet.)
If you currently have insurance, look in you handbook, or call customer service for details of your plan.
If you don’t already have insurance, start looking into insurance companies that cover self-employed people, or whatever. (Or sign up for your coverage at work.) The companies will have a list or what eye care is covered and what surgeries are covered. Don’t be afraid to shop around for the best insurance.
(If you premiums are going to be a lot higher in a certain company, check to see if their benefits are worth the increase in cost. Even if you have to pay for the LASIK, you may save money on the premium in the long run.)
health insurance guys you glasses and contacts but LASIK( it very bad for your eyes don’t get it) is counted as cosmetic surgery
Most insurance doesn’t pay for any kind of vision correction unless it is due to illness or accident.
no, they only have discounts for that, even through vision insurance. you can go to another country and do it cheaper and also get a vacation while you’re at it.