A common exclusion with Vision plans is

• A. Lasik surgery
• B. Glasses and contact lenses
• C. Routine eye exams
• D. Lens implants

Answer: (A)

In vision plans, coverage is typically for routine eye care and eyewear. Laser vision correction, like Lasik, is an elective procedure aimed at permanently changing vision and isn’t treated as a standard vision-care service. Because of that, it’s commonly excluded from vision plan coverage, though plans may offer discounts or separate financing for Lasik. Glasses and contact lenses and routine eye exams are standard benefits in most vision plans, which is why they aren’t exclusions. Lens implants are usually addressed through medical/surgical benefits rather than regular vision coverage, so they aren’t the typical exclusion either. The main takeaway: Lasik is the procedure most commonly excluded from vision plan coverage.