Low Vision Rehabilitation

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If you have low vision, vision rehabilitation can help you live more safely and independently. Low vision means that, even with standard glasses, contact lenses, medicine, or surgery, your vision interferes with your ability to perform everyday activities.  Reading, shopping, cooking, seeing the TV, and writing can seem challenging.

Vision Rehabilitation can help by teaching you new ways to perform everyday activities. Rehab teachers help you adapt or organize your environment to make it safer and easier to get around.

Specialists in low vision can prescribe visual and adaptive devices and teach you how to use them to make it easier to read, cook, work, travel independently, and enjoy social and leisure activities. Call the Chautauqua Blind Association at (716) 664-6660 for more information about vision rehabilitation.

For more information link to:

        www.healthyvision2010.org

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