Low vision is a loss of eyesight that cannot be fully corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or surgery. Our specialists provide tools, training, and resources to help patients maximize their remaining vision and maintain independence.
Low vision refers to permanent vision loss that cannot be restored with traditional treatments. It may result from retinal disease, eye injury, or other conditions. While eyesight cannot always be restored, patients can benefit from strategies and devices that make the most of their remaining vision.
Low vision can make everyday activities challenging, from reading and driving to recognizing faces. With specialized care and adaptive tools, patients can:
Low vision care may include:
Magnifiers, telescopic lenses, or high-powered glasses.
Video magnifiers, screen readers, or digital contrast tools.
Training on how to use lighting, contrast, and large-print materials effectively.
Helping patients adapt their homes and routines to improve safety and comfort.
During a low vision consultation, our specialists will:
If you are living with permanent vision loss, ask your current eye care provider about a referral for low vision care. Our team will work with you to design a plan that helps you live fully and independently.
