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Vision Service Plan

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Participants in the USC Network Medical Plan will be enrolled automatically for vision care under the Vision Service Plan at no additional cost to the participant. Vision Service Plan coverage can be purchased separately for CaliforniaCare, Kaiser and PacifiCare participants. You must enroll all dependents in the Vision Service Plan that you cover under your medical plan.

Services are provided through thousands of doctors who participate in the Vision Service Plan network of providers. The plan covers an eye examination every year with a $10 co-payment. It also covers corrective lenses each year and one pair of eyeglass frames every 24 months with a $25 co-payment. Plan benefit allowance of $105 can be used toward contact lenses in lieu of frames and lenses each year.

 

Cost for Vision Service Plan (when purchased separately)
Employee Contribution Per Month (salary reduction–pretax dollars)
Employee $8.82 per month $4.41 per biweekly
Employee + adult $12.22 per month $6.11 per biweekly
Employee + child(ren) $12.46 per month $6.23 per biweekly
Employee + adult + child(ren) $20.08 per month $10.04 per biweekly

 

 

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