Routine hearing screening: One (1) screening per Benefit Year which includes a simple pass or fail test (series of beeps or tones) to determine normal hearing.1 per benefit year
TruHearing-administered; must use TruHearing Network Provider or service is non-covered.
Routine hearing exam: One (1) comprehensive hearing exam per Benefit Year performed by a licensed audiologist or hearing instrument specialist, including case history review, several types of hearing tests, counseling, and recommendations.1 per benefit year
TruHearing-administered; must use TruHearing Network Provider or service is non-covered.
Hearing aid benefit (age ≤21): One (1) hearing aid per hearing impaired ear up to $2,500 every 48 months for a Covered Person age 21 or younger who is verified as deaf or hearing impaired by a licensed audiologist, an otolaryngologist, or other licensed physician. Member is responsible for costs above $2,500.$2,500 every 48 months per ear; age ≤21
Hearing aids must be on the approved hearing aid list maintained by TruHearing.
Hearing aid product & related services: Hearing aids must be listed on the approved hearing aid list. Related services necessary to assess, select, fit, and optimize a hearing aid are included at no member cost share, including first-year follow-up visits, a 60-day trial period, a 3-year extended warranty, 80 batteries per aid for non-rechargeable models, and ear molds when ordered by a physician or audiologist.as listed
Approved hearing aid list is subject to periodic review and available via TruHearing; must use TruHearing Network Provider.
Adult vision - comprehensive exam: Comprehensive eye exam with dilation, if medically necessary, limited to one (1) per Benefit Year. Cost share applies.1 per benefit year
Vision benefits administered through EyeMed network providers.
Adult vision - eyewear allowance: Eyewear covered in full up to a $250 allowance per Benefit Year, limited to one eyewear allowance per Benefit Year; allowance may be used for glasses (frame, lenses, lens options) or contact lenses once per Benefit Year. Discounts apply to balances after the $250 allowance as specified.$250 per benefit year
Includes discounts (e.g., 20% on frames/lens options balance; conventional contact lenses 15% on balance).
Medically necessary contact lenses: When contact lenses are determined to be medically necessary for specified conditions (e.g., keratoconus, aphakia, anisometropia, aniridia, corneal disorders, irregular astigmatism, post‑traumatic disorders, pathological myopia, aniseikonia), lenses and associated services including fit and follow-ups are covered in full with no limitation on number of follow-ups.condition-specific
Contact lenses are dispensed in lieu of other eyewear when medically necessary.
Low-vision services: Supplemental diagnostic testing beyond a comprehensive eye exam and low-vision aids (e.g., spectacle-mounted magnifiers, hand-held or spectacle-mounted telescopes, video magnification) are available, limited to one (1) per Benefit Year.1 per benefit year
Low vision defined as significant loss of vision but not total blindness.
Retinal imaging is covered at no member cost share, limited to one (1) per Benefit Year.1 per benefit year