What is the maximum duration for a stand-alone vision plan offered?

The correct answer regarding the maximum duration for a stand-alone vision plan is 12 months. Stand-alone vision plans are typically structured to provide coverage for a specified period, often set at one year. This duration allows individuals to reassess their vision care needs and make adjustments to their coverage or choose a different plan annually.

In many instances, vision plans are designed with annual benefits, such as yearly eye examinations and the option to purchase new eyewear once every 12 months. This structure promotes regular eye care while allowing insurers to manage costs and benefits effectively.

While it may be possible for some insurance products to offer longer durations or even a rolling coverage system, in practice, most stand-alone vision plans adhere to the 12-month maximum duration standard.