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Full benefits

The following documents—called a Certificate of Coverage (COC)—provide in-depth descriptions of the benefits for the plan.

• EyeMed COC (2025)

Costs

• School employees: There are no monthly premiums for vision coverage. Your employer pays the premium.
• SEBB Continuation Coverage monthly premiums (2025)

Find providers

Use EyeMed's provider directory.

Plan option

EyeMed

At EyeMed, we’re all about easy. Just choose an in-network eye doctor from our Provider Locator, schedule your visit and go in for care or eyewear. You don’t even need your ID card—just give them your name and birthday. See the Adult benefits summary and Children under age 19 benefits summary.

Key features

• Full coverage for eye exams.
• With Freedom Pass, your frame is covered in full at LensCrafters and Target Optical, regardless of the retail price.
• Receive 40 percent off additional pairs of prescription glasses after you have used your benefit.
• Access nearly 3,000 in-network providers in the Pacific Northwest—including independent eye doctors and your favorite retail stores, like LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, and Target Optical.
• Receive in-network coverage on eyeglasses and contacts online at Glasses.com, Lenscrafters, TargetOptical and ContactsDirect.
• Special offers

About EyeMed

EyeMed is America’s fastest growing vision benefits company¹, dedicated to helping members see life to the fullest. With access to thousands of top optical retailers, independent eye doctors and online options in the Pacific Northwest, EyeMed members get lots of choice and savings. From mobile apps and interactive tutorials to a detailed eye doctor search, members are supported with handy tools. And with EyeMed’s Member Portal, it’s easy to manage all your benefits in one secure place.

1 Internal analysis of EyeMed membership data compared to data from leading vision benefit companies, as reported in Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and news alerts.