Protect Your Vision. Protect Your Family.
Affordable, comprehensive vision insurance for individuals and families across Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and Kansas — from a local agency that knows you by name.
Why Vision Insurance Is Essential
Your eyes do more than help you see — they give doctors a window into your overall health. Regular eye exams can detect early signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, and neurological conditions long before other symptoms appear.
Without vision insurance, a single pair of prescription glasses can cost $300–$600, and contact lenses add up quickly over the year. As an independent agency, we compare multiple vision carriers to find the plan that actually fits your eyes, your family, and your budget.
As an independent agency, we shop multiple vision carriers so you get real coverage at a fair price — not just whatever one company happens to offer.
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We'll walk you through your options, compare plans, and help you enroll — at no cost to you.
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Vision Coverage Through Brawner
Every family sees differently. Here's what we help individuals and families put in place.
Eye Exams
Annual comprehensive exams including refraction, pressure checks, and retinal evaluations — usually 100% covered in-network.
Prescription Glasses
Frames and lenses with an annual allowance. Covers standard and designer frames plus lens upgrades like anti-glare and transitions.
Contact Lenses
Annual contact lens benefit as an alternative to glasses — covering fitting fees and a supply of your preferred contacts.
LASIK Discounts
Negotiated discounts of 15–25% on LASIK and corrective eye surgery through in-network providers. Some premium plans include an allowance.
Family & Children's Vision
Kids' exams, glasses, and contacts covered. ACA plans include pediatric vision as an essential benefit for children under 19.
Let's find your plan.
We compare vision carriers and find what fits your eyes and budget.
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