When you enroll in any FCPS medical plan, you will automatically have vision benefits. If you enroll in Aetna/Innovation Health, your vision benefits will be offered through Aetna Vision^SM Preferred.

The Aetna Vision Preferred plan covers routine eye exams, eyeglass lenses and frames, and contact lenses. In addition, the plan provides discounts on services that are not covered, such as LASIK, extra pairs of eyeglasses and digital eye imaging.

Choose from more than 110,000 vision providers across the country. This includes neighborhood eye doctors, as well as your favorite retail chains – many who offer night and weekend hours:

• LensCrafters^®
• Pearle Vision^®
• Target Optical^®
• Independent Provider Network
• CVS Optical^TM.

To find an eye doctor or vision care retailer near you, use the provider search tool, the online provider directory customized for FCPS. Follow the prompts to enter your search criteria.

*Aetna Vision Preferred data as of September 1, 2021.

You can visit the Vision Plan Documents page to see a summary of your vision benefits.

No. You may choose any frame, including designer brands such as Oakley^®, Ray-Ban^® and Vogue^®. What’s more, you can buy eyewear at a different place than where you had your eye exam. So you’re sure to find what you like.

If you have questions about your vision benefits or how your plan works, call Member Services toll-free at 1-877-973-3238.

The Standard contact lens fit applies to clear, soft, spherical (astigmatism less than .75D), daily-wear contact lenses for single vision prescriptions. It does not include extended/overnight wear.

The Premium contact lens fit applies to more complex applications, including, but not limited to toric (astigmatism .75D or higher), bifocal/multifocal, prescription colored lenses, post-surgical, and gas permeable. It does include extended/overnight wear for any prescription.

• Progressive Lenses — These are multifocal lenses with no lines. There is not a harsh jump in focus that bi-focal and tri-focal wearers experience because the change is gradual.
• Premium Progressive Lenses — Same definition as above but made with state of the art technology and sometimes patients have an easier time adapting to these lenses.

The current classification of brands considered to be standard vs. premium are included below. Please note that this list may change from time to time, based on new advancements in technology and new brands to the market.