New Year’s resolutions are a time-honored tradition, with getting healthy and losing weight topping many lists. Another less honored tradition is realizing, at some point in February, that you haven’t actually taken action on any of your resolutions.
Open enrollment season typically refers to the four-to-six-week period every fall when employees can select their employer-sponsored health and life insurance benefits for the next year.
Most Americans will receive an eye exam in the next two years, if not sooner. Yet, nearly all (84 percent) say that if they were aware of the connection between eyecare and early disease detection, they’d be more likely to make an eye doctor appointment.
Versant Health recently released the results of its inaugural Vision Wellness Study, which explores Americans’ perceptions of eyecare and how it connects to and informs their overall health and wellness—from the frequency of eye exams, to highly-valued vision services, to the cost containment measures including eyecare.
1 in 3 workers say costs keep them from visiting eye doctors.
Versant Health has released the results of its Vision Wellness Study, which explores Americans’ perceptions of eyecare and how it relates to their overall health and wellness.
Versant Health has released the results of its inaugural Vision Wellness Study, which explores Americans’ perceptions of eyecare and how it connects to and informs their overall health and wellness—from the frequency of eye exams, to highly-valued vision services, to the cost containment measures including eyecare.
Vision benefits may be getting the short end of the stick as Americans look for ways to cut health care spending.
Versant Health has released the results of its inaugural Vision Wellness Study, which explores Americans’ perceptions of eyecare and how it connects to and informs their overall health and wellness.
