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Dr. Jarrod Long

660 S. College Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana 47403

Indiana

International Academy of Low Vision Specialists
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Is It Possible to Read and Write With Macular Degeneration?

Different types of low vision glasses and devices enable macular degeneration patients to cope with vision loss. Telescopic lenses enable you to recognize faces, whereas microscopic lenses or prismatic reading glasses help you read or write.

Helping a reading patient with chronic vision impairment to read once again

Reading again is one of the most frequently reported goals of patients with chronic vision impairment or “low vision.” Many low vision...

I Have Best Disease. Will I Be Able to Drive?

Many people who live with Best disease —a form of juvenile macular degeneration — can still drive and keep their driver's license. Low vision aids, such as bioptic telescope glasses provided by a low vision optometrist, are one possible solution.

The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) believes in LIFE AFTER VISION LOSS.

We are a group of optometrists who are specially trained in low vision to help patients suffering from: Macular Degeneration: Wet or Dry, Albinism, Glaucoma, Stargardt’s Disease, Diabetic Retinopathy, Retinitis Pigmentosa, Other Vision-Limiting Conditions

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