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DRIVERS’ EYECARE Around 33% of road collisions involve someone driving on behalf of work. Our EyecarePlan Drive voucher (£49) provides 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.
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.
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.
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
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