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DRIVERS EYECARE A third of road collisions involve someone driving on behalf of work, and while there is no legislation regarding providing eyecare for employees who drive on behalf of work, there is an overwhelming argument to suggest that ‘best practice’ would be to sight test and provide glasses to these employees. Our EyecarePlan drive vouchers provide a sight test, a frame (from our own personalised collection, Boots £50 to £75 frame range, or a discounted frame purchased from the optician) glazed with single vision, bifocal or varifocal lenses with an anti-scratch and anti- reflection coating. A visual acuity report is also kept on file demonstrating the ‘best practice’ approach to ensuring the safety of your corporate drivers and other road users.
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.
VDU EYECARE For many of us, hours spent in front of a computer, tablet or phone is simply a fact of life and up to 72% of us use a computer at work. This can, however, cause headaches, fatigue, sore eyes and will ultimately impact on productivity – recent research has shown that 90% of employees suffer the effects of computer vision syndrome and poor eyesight reduces productivity by 40%. We offer a range of VDU eyecare solutions and 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. Your staff will also receive a discount if they choose alternative frames (including designer frames) from the optical practice. Our VDU EyecarePlan voucher starts from just £25.
PROTECTIVE EYECARE In hazardous working environments good eyesight is essential and there are no good shortcuts. If your employees work in hazardous conditions, you have a responsibility under the Personal Protective Equipment Directive to provide protective eyewear to safeguard your employee’s eyesight. 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 £49 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.
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SPECIALIST EYECARE At HealthcarePlan, we recognise a “one size fits all” approach is rare when it comes to health and wellbeing. We therefore offer a bespoke service tailored to your specific requirements, whether it’s optical inserts for breathing apparatus, digital retinal photography, or visual field reporting - we can customise EyecarePlan vouchers to provide you with the eyecare service you require.
We strive to constantly deliver quality eyecare, and add value. Through Essilor we have access to a wealth of optical knowledge and product innovation. Working with independent optical practices and Boots Opticians offers freedom of choice to employees and our ability to offer discounts, promotions and friends and family vouchers delivers eyecare beyond the scope of corporate compliance.
Keeping your employees eyesight protected need not cost a fortune. 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
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