What are typical rates for VSP vision plans from the providers?
Delta Dental Plan SU offers two subsidized dental options through Delta Dental: * The Preventive Plan provides coverage for specified diagnostic, preventive, and temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) services. * The Comprehensive Plan provides coverage for services listed in the Preventive Plan in addition to basic and major restorative services, oral surgery, endodontics, periodontics, and prosthodontics. Both Delta Dental options are fully insured point-of-service plans with three levels of coverage depending on the dental provider: * If the dentist participates in the DeltaPreferred Option network, co-payments are at the lowest level. * If the dentist participates in the DeltaPremier network, services fall under the second level with generally higher co-payments. * If the dentist does not participate with any Delta Dental network, services fall under the third level with generally the highest level of co-payments required. Your enrollment in the Delta Dental Plan is a two-year c
Let me spoil the party atmosphere with a bad consumer service rant. The first week of this month, I broke my glasses, and went to the eye doctor to get new ones. January 6th the order went in. Because my company uses Vision Service Plan, my prescription had to be sent off the the VSP labs, which must be in some lost corner of the former Soviet Union. They promised to have them back within five to seven business days. Fortunately, I had some old glasses that made it possible for me to see well enough to drive, and not to have blinding headaches, though it has been a hassle trying to make do with them. Lots of pulling them on and off, and rubbing my eyes. Finally, today, January 20, the new glasses arrived. The opthalmologist called to say he was very sorry, but the lenses VSP put in them were incorrect, and they’ll have to be sent back. I’m on hold with VSP right now, having just ripped the poor customer service person a new one, and then apologized (“I’m sorry, I know it’s not your fau
