Start vision rehabilitation as soon as you notice difficulty
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Our Approach
Start the process of vision rehabilitation as soon as you experience limitations or difficulties from a loss of vision. We will assess additional aspects of how your eyes function, how you accomplish tasks and what your goals are. We will help you learn new ways to use your remaining vision or new strategies to complete everyday tasks and
Start the process of vision rehabilitation as soon as you experience limitations or difficulties from a loss of vision. We will assess additional aspects of how your eyes function, how you accomplish tasks and what your goals are. We will help you learn new ways to use your remaining vision or new strategies to complete everyday tasks and maintain your quality of life. We may show you new glasses, magnifiers or electronic devices and connect you to additional services.
Our Approach
Our Approach
Our Approach
Make the Most of Your Remaining Vision: Using Your "Next-Best Spot"
When you have a blind spot (scotoma) in the center of your vision you will naturally find a "next-best spot." You may hear this referred to as your preferred retinal locus or PRL. Adapting to using noncentral vision usually will require magnification and some training.
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Our Services
We offer a wide range of occupational therapy services, including pediatric therapy, hand therapy, and workplace ergonomics. We also offer teletherapy services for those who prefer to receive therapy from the comfort of their own home.