A recent study concluded that employers who offer their employees stand-alone
vision benefits experienced $5.8 billion in cost savings over four years
due to reduced healthcare costs, avoided productivity losses, and lower
turnover rates. It also found that individuals who receive an annual
comprehensive eye exam are more likely to enter the healthcare system
earlier for treatment of serious health conditions, thereby
significantly reducing their long-term cost of care. Additionally,
people are more likely to get an annual comprehensive eye exam than a
routine physical. The study was conducted by
HCMS Group, a human capital risk management firm. Read more.
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