Low vision care

Low vision is less than normal vision that can't be corrected by lenses, medication, or surgical procedures. This loss of eyesight makes everyday tasks harder, if not impossible, to perform. When you have low vision you may have trouble reading, writing, watching television or driving a car.

Common causes of low vision include:

• Cataracts
• Diabetic retinopathy
• Glaucoma
• Macular degeneration

When we treat people with low vision, our neuroscience-trained occupational therapists start with an evaluation and then develop a personalized plan to help with achieving daily living activities. Treatments may include:

To begin treatment, you will need a referral for occupational therapy from your physician

Learn more about care for low vision & related services