EYECARE | ASE CORPORATE EYECARE IT’S CORPORATE
EYECARE, BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT!
ASE Corporate Eyecare tell us more about what they offer and explain how easy it is for employers to protect employees eyes.
Our service is simple; you can either allow your employees to ‘self-serve’ their vouchers via our EyecareGateway or you can assign vouchers to them yourself. Payment is either via monthly invoice or by credit card, enabling you to set up your eyecare service to meet your business needs.
We offer a range of frames for VDU users and corporate drivers which is created just for us, using the latest optical materials and technologies to offer your employees highly wearable, contemporary eyewear. The i365 frame collection comprises both plastic and metal frames and can be personalised by the wearer. See for yourself by visiting
www.eyecareplans.co.uk/vdu-eyecare.
Your staff also have the choice of other collections within the optical practice or may simply use the default 15% discount (available with every EyecarePlan) on designer frames. Our VDU EyecarePlan voucher starts from just £25.
Of course eye care is about the obvious and in the workplace, that’s about enabling your employees to do their jobs effectively and safely.
It isn’t just about fulfilling your statutory obligations as an employer, it goes beyond that because eye care can have a significant impact on our wider health. It has an important role to play in preventative care and it can provide routes to early intervention of potentially life-altering or threatening illnesses.
ASE Corporate Eyecare enables you to protect your employees’ optical health with virtually no red tape. It can be tailor made to your business and involves almost no administration. It couldn’t be easier for you to manage and – with voucher codes that can be sent to mobile devices – simpler for your staff to redeem across the network of Boots Opticians and many other independent practices. As the employer you will also be provided with detailed management reports, discounted vouchers for friends and family and all of our services can be customised to both your business and your workforce.
A leader in the corporate eyecare market, ASE Corporate Eyecare has over 25 years’ experience in providing corporate eyecare solutions for blue chip, private and public sector organisations. We offer a complete solution, with eyecare and eyewear for VDU users, corporate drivers and employees needing prescription safety glasses.
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Our prescription safety eyewear collection offers a comprehensive range of frames providing eye protection for use in even the most highly hazardous environments - from the iProtect collection with side shields, which offers a stylish alternative to the usual protective eyewear, through to innovative wraparound polycarbonate eyeshields.
Our prescription safety eyewear conforms to EN 166 1F and utilises the most robust and resilient materials to ensure that your employees receive the highest quality protection. With a starting price of just £59 our Protect EyecarePlan vouchers provide a full eye and eyesight test, visual acuity report and single vision, bifocal or varifocal safety glasses with polycarbonate or trivex lenses. So, keeping your employees eyesight protected won’t cost a fortune.
We are even able to source or design bespoke eyewear solutions, all you need to do is ask.
We have a dedicated Account Management and Customer Service Team who are always on hand to support you and your employees.
If you would like to know more, or would like to contact one of our representatives please call us on 0844 800 4028 or by email;
sales@eyecareplans.co.uk
www.eyecareplans.co.uk TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2016/17
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