Frequently asked questions
Questions from parents, students and schools.
These answers are written for the website prototype. Final eligibility, clinical, privacy and delivery details should be aligned to your live program operations before launch.
School Vision Care is designed for school-age students, including elementary and secondary students. Exact eligibility can vary by participating school or program partnership.
The program is designed to provide eligible students with prescription eyewear at no cost to the family. Your school or SVC team will confirm eligibility and program terms.
Prescription glasses require a valid prescription from an appropriate eye-care professional. The program pathway will explain whether your child is being connected to an eye exam or whether an existing valid prescription can be used.
No. The program is intended to support both elementary and secondary school students, with age-appropriate communication and eyewear choices.
A school or board can contact SVC to discuss student population, implementation logistics, consent, clinical capacity, scheduling and fulfillment.
The final workflow should use a documented parent/guardian consent process appropriate to the services being provided. The website can support digital consent once connected to your live secure system.