Pay Less in Taxes Putting money into a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DC FSA) before you pay taxes on it saves you money by lowering your amount of taxable income. The result? You pay less in taxes each year.

As the seasons change, factors such as variations in humidity, temperature, sunlight exposure, etc., can impact our eye health. By simply adjusting some of our habits and care routines, taking care of our overall wellness and eye health can be…

March is Workplace Eye Wellness Awareness Month. This month isn't only to bring awareness to jobs that might be obviously hazardous, such as construction jobs, it's also to bring awareness to the hazard of working in front of a computer…

In today's fast-paced, digitally driven workplace, our eyes often bear the brunt of prolonged screen time, artificial lighting, and other environmental stressors. Between looking at computer monitors, smart phones, tablets, and televisions,…

A flexible spending account (FSA) lets you save money by setting aside pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible medical, dental, vision and dependent care expenses…

Flexible spending accounts (FSAs) provide you with a smart way to save money on healthcare and dependent care expenses (depending on the type of FSA you’re enrolled in). When you…

Did you recently elect to participate in a flexible spending account (FSA)? If you’re a first-time medical FSA participant, you may not be familiar with 

Eye exams are growing in popularity among workers. Here’s why:     It’s no secret that comprehensive eye exams should be part of any preventive care program. Treating vision…

Bifocal and multifocal contact lenses are great options for people who need vision correction for both distance and up-close tasks, especially if they’re starting to experience presbyopia—difficulty seeing…

Nearly half of employees don’t understand their insurance benefits—a staggering 49%.1 An even more shocking statistic is that…