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How to Find/Read Vision Benefits

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 3 main Vision Benefits we take?

a)

Spectera, VSP, and Eyesight Plus

b)

Spectera, VSP, and Eyemed

c)

VSP, Eyemed, and Eyesight Plus

d)

UHC, Spectera, and VSP

2.

Where do we pull a VSP authorization in EyeCare?

a)

In the Referral Sources Box

b)

On the routing tab

c)

In the Insurance Box

d)

On the Glasses Screen

3.

What is the main website for VSP?

a)

VSP.com

b)

VisionBenefitsPlan.com

c)

Eyefinity.com

d)

They do not have a website

4.

What is the main website for Eyemed?

a)

Eyemed.com

b)

VisionBenefitsPlan.com

c)

EyeVision.com

d)

They do not have a website

5.

If you can't find a patient's benefits on the website what is another option to do before calling the patient?

a)

Use the same authorization as last year.

b)

Look up other family members, and see if we have pulled a plan for them in the same calendar year.

c)

Call the patient.

d)

Look up the benefits on the website findpatientsvisionbenefits.com

6.

After you pull the benefit what is the last thing you need to do on the patient's demographic before going to the next patient? (If you are pulling benefits before appointments)

a)

Put a note on the ledger

b)

Send an email to the optician scheduled that day

c)

Check it off in the verification spreadsheet

d)

Make an alert to notify what the patient's benefits are

7.

What would an exam with screening photos cost this patient?

a)

$174

b)

$55

c)

$39

d)

$0

8.

If this patient chose out a frame that cost $400 what would be the patient's contribution?

a)

$100

b)

$80

c)

$20

d)

$150

9.

This patient is getting contacts (disposable) that cost $250. What is the patient's cost?

a)

$120

b)

$100

c)

$250

d)

$0

10.

What would the cost be if the contacts were medically necessary?

a)

$120

b)

$100

c)

$250

d)

$0

11.

How much would this plan take the Shamir Autograph Intelligence Lens? (Hint: Premium Lens)

a)

35% off

b)

$100 off

c)

$200 off

d)

20% off

12.

How much are transitions lenses for this patient?

a)

$55

b)

$75

c)

$100

d)

$0

13.

How much would the AR Crizal Prevencia be for this patient? (Hint: Tier 3)

a)

$75

b)

$45

c)

$120

d)

$85

14.

If this patient is ordering non selection contacts with their benefit what does the patient have to pay?

a)

0% of cost

b)

100% of cost

c)

80% of cost

d)

20% of cost

15.

If this patient is ordering selection contacts with their benefit what does the patient have to pay?

a)

0% of cost

b)

100% of cost

c)

80% of cost

d)

20% of cost

16.

Is this patient eligible to use their benefits for glasses?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

This picture doesn't say

17.

What would the material 1.67 cost this patient?

a)

$63

b)

$70

c)

$0

d)

$53

18.

How often can this patient use their full vision benefits for frames?

a)

Every year

b)

Twice a year

c)

Every other year

d)

Every three years

19.

How much does this patient get off a frame if the vision benefit was not available?

a)

30%

b)

20%

c)

0%

d)

$150

20.

How much is this patient's CL exam?

a)

$35 or 15% off whichever is cheaper

b)

$55

c)

20% off

d)

The patient is not eligible for a cl exam

21.

This patient has the Easy Options benefit. What does that mean?

a)

The optician chooses one of the options for the patient. Whichever saves the most money for the patient.

b)

The optician chooses one of the options for the patient. Whichever costs the most money for the patient.

c)

The optician asks the patient which option to do.

d)

The plan only works towards one feature, and does not contribute to anything else.

22.

This patient chose out a Calvin Klein frame that retails for $245. How much is the patient's contribution?

a)

$100

b)

$140

c)

$80

d)

$125

23.

How much does this patient have to pay for the exam?

a)

$20

b)

$10

c)

$0

d)

The patient's exam benefit is not available

24.

Can this patient use their benefit for both glasses and contacts in the same year?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Depends on the plan