Service
Low Vision Care
Evaluation and tools such as magnifiers and special lenses for people whose vision cannot be fully corrected with glasses, contacts or surgery.
Also called: low vision aids, magnifiers, vision rehabilitation
Who Can Help with Low Vision Care?
- Optometrists
An eye doctor who performs eye exams, prescribes glasses and contact lenses, and treats many common eye conditions.
- Ophthalmologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats eye diseases and performs eye surgery, including cataract, glaucoma and retina care.
- Opticians
A professional who fits and sells eyeglasses and contact lenses based on a prescription from an eye doctor.
- Occupational Therapists
A licensed therapist who helps people build or regain the skills needed for daily activities such as dressing, writing, cooking and working.
Where Practices List Low Vision Care
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Philadelphia, PA (67)
- New Port Richey, FL (50)
- Sarasota, FL (47)
- Brooklyn, NY (30)
- Colorado Springs, CO (19)
- Saginaw, MI (19)
- Chicago, IL (18)
- Los Alamitos, CA (17)
- Oklahoma City, OK (15)
- Kansas City, MO (13)
- West Allis, WI (12)
- State College, PA (10)
- Anchorage, AK (8)
- Lafayette, LA (8)
- Longview, TX (8)
- Norfolk, NE (7)
- Dallas, TX (5)
- Glenview, IL (5)
- Las Vegas, NV (5)
- Milwaukee, WI (5)
- Tampa, FL (4)
- Madison, WI (3)
- New Hope, PA (3)
- Newtown, PA (3)
- Racine, WI (3)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about low vision care and what is right for you.