We Want to Help You to Have a Better Life
We’re working hard to redefine vision loss. Our goal is to help you do the things you enjoy for a rich, satisfying life. The right combination of skills and experience from a knowledgeable IALVS doctor along with Low Vision prescription glasses and aids or devices can give you that high quality of life you deserve.
If you or a loved one are now having problems seeing and doing the things you have enjoyed, an IALVS eye doctor can help. If you have been told by your eye doctor that a change in your eyeglass prescription will not help you see any better, call IALVS doctor who is trained to design special glasses that can make a difference.
Are you tired of hearing “NOTHING MORE CAN BE DONE”? Are you frustrated at having to use hand magnifiers to read? Call a member of The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists for a free telephone interview. We design glasses to help you do the things you love to do, including:
Driving – Reading – Writing – Watching Television – Playing Cards – Seeing Faces and more!
Whether you have Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Inoperable Cataracts, Glaucoma or any other condition causing vision loss, call 1-888-778-2030 for an interview. We will offer an appointment only if we believe we can help.
When a low vision patient is told nothing more could be done
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Can a Low Vision Doctor Help Me?
Our Low Vision doctors fit their patients with custom vision aids and devices, allowing them to maximize the use of their remaining vision.
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Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS) is a condition that can develop after a person experiences vision loss.
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Low vision aids help those with impaired vision to maximize their usable vision. Doing so allows them to maintain or regain as much independence as possible, and boosts their quality of life.
9. E-Scoop Contrast Enhancing Glasses
2. Peripheral Perceptual Programming Therapy
Teaching the brain to use peripheral vision allows maximum use of residual vision. This increases confidence & independence. Low Vision trained occupational therapists use customized exercises to achieve results with this Medicare covered therapy.
