Research shows women suffer from a number of vision issues at a much higher rate than men. With April being Women's Eye Health & Safety Month, we're spotlighting those risks and what women can do to protect their vision, including using their vision benefits for regular eye care.

World Health Day focuses on sustainable access to quality health care services for everyone, everywhere — without financial hardship. See how EyeMed employees have unique opportunities to volunteer their expertise (and hearts) to bring sustainable, permanent vision care projects into reality around the world in countries like The Gambia, Rwanda and more.

World Health Day focuses on sustainable access to quality health care services for everyone, everywhere — without financial hardship. See how EyeMed employees have unique opportunities to volunteer their expertise (and hearts) to bring sustainable, permanent vision care projects into reality around the world in countries like The Gambia, Rwanda and more.

April Fool’s Day is usually reserved for pranks and trickery. We love to have a little good, clean fun too, but we’re going for the reverse and dispelling a few vision benefit myths. After all, vision benefits have changed, and outdated beliefs could be standing in the way of employees seeing better, living healthier lives and taking the best possible care of their dependents.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration reports eye injuries alone cost more than $300 million a year in lost production time, medical expenses and worker compensation. It's easy to see how adding prescription safety eyewear to your vision benefits can pay off. Here are 5 tips on features employers can look for when evaluating a prescription safety eyewear program.