Guardian® Dental & Vision for PC - Free : Windows 10,11 Edition - Free

App Screenshots 625b4b

Software Features and Description 2d1b1y

1. Find a Dental or Vision Provider in the Guardian’s network and access your ID cards.

2. Using a provider in Guardian’s network provider saves on dental or vision care.

3. - Add to Apple Wallet now available on your ID Card for ed plans.

4. - View, or email your ID card.

5. Use when making an appointment or at your next visit.

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GET Compatible PC App

App		Rating	Maker
Guardian	Get App ↲	30,764 4.54	Guardian Life Insurance Company of America

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Install Guardian® Dental & Vision app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the s folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Guardian on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Guardian"
The search will reveal the Guardian® Dental & Vision app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Guardian is ed inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Guardian.
Now enjoy Guardian on PC.

a Compatible APK for PC

	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Guardian Life Insurance Company of America	4.54	7.9

Get Guardian on Apple macOS

	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Guardian Life Insurance Company of America	30764	4.54

on Android: Android

✔ Pros: 454a4m

- The app allows s to save dentists and access their insurance card for printing or emailing.

- The app provides a list of dental providers associated with the 's insurance provider.

☹ Cons: 575f5k

- The app requires s to manually every time they open it, which can be inconvenient.

- The app does not offer touch or Face ID for added convenience and security.

- The list of dental providers may be outdated and not useful for finding a new dentist.

- The insurance coverage may be limited and not cover all expenses, leaving the with a significant bill.

Top Pcmac Reviews 5j27k

Antiquated App

By WJRDeals (Pcmac )

This app is stupid. You can’t use it by just logging in and finding a dentist etc. You have to know whether you are on a PPO etc when you should be able to to your and access the providers associated with your data. Of course I can save dentists or to print or email myself an insurance card if I need to, but that’s about it. I guess I expected something a bit more sophisticated.
Useless

By ibl0b (Pcmac )

You have to manually every single time you open the app. Ridiculously antiquated. I have to dig out my name and every time I want to use it or when I’m standing at the dental office to retrieve my card. How is this in any way handy? I understand the need for privacy and security but get with the times for crying out loud and offer touch or Face ID if you’re going to require this. I deleted it. It’s easier and faster to just grab my actual ID card out of my wallet.
Scam like all insurance companies

By jfjfncnvjv (Pcmac )

This is based on this insurance provider and the app. The app tells you guardians dental providers that they work with . Every single one I call is not accepting new patients . So I’m forced to find someone then the dental insurance only covers what they want to. Even on two fillings my bill was 350. Insurance covered 170 and said the rest is on me because I chose my own dentist . Not sure what I’m supposed to do but stay away if at all possible
Useless

By MEP200 (Pcmac )

I tried to find a new dentist in the list of general dentists in my neighborhood after my dentist died about two years ago. I called three dentists that were within 10 miles from my house. They were all either specialty dentists or would not take HMO patients. Goes without saying my own dentist, the one who died two years ago, was still listed. The list is totally outdated and in its current form not useful.