Specsavers Corporate Eyecare has over 20 years of experience delivering our eyecare services to public sector organisations including Central Government, Councils, NHS Trusts, Emergency Services and many more.
Our eyecare scheme makes it simple and straightforward for employees to access eyecare services at any one of our Specsavers stores in the UK.
We offer a wide range of eyecare solutions to suit all public sector requirements including VDU eyecare, safety eyecare and drivers eyecare. We have different VDU options that you can select from to provide single vision or multifocal lenses.
Our eyecare scheme is not simply about providing eye tests to your employees, we have a wealth of information that can be shared with you to educate employees on the importance of regular eyecare and offer detailed Account Management support packages.

Specsavers is an accredited supplier for the Government Commercial Agency - which means we provide a solution for a range of occupational health services, employee assistance programmes and eyecare requirements.
Our services are available on the Occupational Health and Related Services Dynamic Purchasing System (known as a DPS) (RM6296).
As a public sector organisation, you have the option of using the DPS to choose the service that best fits your needs.
We offer a fully managed service, as well as a range of eyecare and hearing services.
Our eyecare scheme makes it simple and straightforward for employees to access eyecare services at any one of our Specsavers stores in the UK and Republic Of Ireland. We offer a wide range of eyecare solutions to suit all public sector requirements. If you are already familiar with our scheme, but need more information about next steps
If you work for the NHS, you might wonder if this entitles you to discounted or free eyecare services.
Unfortunately, NHS staff aren’t automatically entitled to an NHS-funded eye test. However, if you meet the general qualification criteria you will be eligible for a free eye test.
Find out if you qualify and if so, what you need to do to receive your free eye test
Again, unfortunately, NHS staff aren’t automatically entitled to NHS-funded glasses. Some people will be entitled to an NHS optical voucher that helps to cover the cost of glasses or contact lenses.
Find out if you are eligible for NHS-funded glasses via an optical voucher here