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Dental and vision that travel with you.

Agency dental and vision tends to start and stop with each contract, which is how travel nurses end up paying full price for a cleaning or new glasses mid-assignment. Standalone dental and vision plans fix that: they're portable, inexpensive (often $15–$45/month), and stay with you across every contract and state. Here's how to add them.

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Health insurance gets the attention, but for travel nurses the smaller benefits are the ones most likely to lapse between contracts — and a surprise dental bill on assignment is a genuinely annoying way to lose a chunk of your stipend. Standalone coverage keeps it simple.

Why Standalone, Not Agency

Agency dental and vision can reset between assignments, leaving gaps. A standalone plan you own stays in force as long as you pay the premium — no gaps, no re-enrollment, and it works nationwide so you're covered wherever you're assigned.

What Dental Covers

  • Preventive cleanings, exams, and X-rays — usually at or near 100%.
  • Fillings and extractions (often after a short waiting period).
  • Major work like crowns and root canals at a higher coinsurance.

What Vision Covers

  • Annual eye exam with a low copay.
  • An allowance toward frames or contacts.
  • Discounts on lenses and upgrades.
Pick a plan with a national network. Just like your health plan, choose dental and vision coverage that's accepted by providers across the country, so you can get a cleaning or replace lost contacts wherever your contract takes you.

Plan Around Waiting Periods

If you know dental work is coming, enroll before you need it — many plans make you wait a few months for major procedures. Some offer shorter or no waiting periods for a slightly higher premium; tell your agent your timeline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can travel nurses get portable dental and vision insurance?

Yes. Standalone dental and vision plans (often $15–$45/month) stay in force as long as you pay the premium and work nationwide, unlike agency coverage that can reset between contracts.

Why not just use my agency's dental and vision?

Agency coverage can lapse between assignments, leaving gaps. A standalone plan you own provides continuous, nationwide coverage across every contract.

Do dental plans have waiting periods?

Many do for major procedures like crowns and root canals. Enroll before you need the work; some plans offer shorter or no waiting periods for a slightly higher premium.

Will my dental and vision work in other states?

Choose plans with a national provider network so you can get cleanings, exams, and replacement contacts wherever your assignment takes you.

Can I bundle dental and vision with my health plan?

Yes. A licensed agent can quote health, dental, and vision together so it's one simple, portable package.

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