Group dental and vision forWashington employers.
The least expensive benefits you can add, and the ones employees notice fastest, because they actually use them in the first year.
High visibility, low cost.
Medical is the expensive benefit, and most employees never hit their deductible, so they do not feel it. Dental and vision are the opposite: a cleaning and a pair of glasses happen every year, and your people see the value immediately.
That makes these the best value per dollar in a benefits package, particularly for smaller employers competing against Seattle wages. Adding them is often the cheapest meaningful improvement you can make.
They can be employer-paid, employee-paid as a voluntary benefit, or shared. Voluntary structures let you offer group pricing at little or no cost to the business, which is where a lot of small employers start.
- Preventive care usually covered at or near 100%
- Voluntary options at little or no employer cost
- Group pricing well below individual plans
- Simple to administer alongside medical
- Enrollment support in English and Spanish
Worth checking:
- Annual maximum on the dental plan
- Waiting periods for major work
- Orthodontia, if your staff have children
- Frame and lens allowance on vision
- Whether local dentists are in network
Dental & Vision FAQs
Can I offer these without paying for them?
What is an annual maximum and why does it matter?
Are there waiting periods?
Can I add these mid-year?
The cheapest way to improve your benefits package.
Often addable mid-year, and often at no cost to the business.
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