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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has played a crucial role in ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities, including those with low vision.

Color plays a vital role in how we interact with our surroundings. yet, for individuals with low vision, certain eye conditions can affect how they perceive colors.

Glaucoma is a progressive eye condition that can lead to low vision, making everyday tasks more challenging.

Low vision doesn’t mean giving up on the life you love—it means finding new ways to engage with the world. This February, during Low Vision Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to raise awareness about low vision and the transformative care available to those with vision loss. If you or someone...

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss, and one of its advanced forms, geographic atrophy (GA), can significantly impact daily life. While recent FDA-approved treatments offer hope by slowing the disease's progression, many individuals with GA still face challenges with their vision. Understanding prevention strategies, available...

A diagnosis of wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up the activities you love. With the right strategies and support, individuals living with wet AMD can maintain independence and enjoy a fulfilling quality of life. Our low vision doctor, a proud...

As the year draws to a close, it’s a meaningful time to reflect on the mission, achievements, and values that guide the work of our low vision doctor as a member of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS). Inspired by the words of Dr. Richard Shuldiner, founder of...

Living with low vision creates challenges that extend beyond vision itself. Everyday interactions—such as recognizing faces, following group conversations, or maintaining eye contact—can become frustrating and lead to misunderstandings. While these difficulties may not be visible to others, they are deeply felt by individuals with low vision. As a proud...

Living with low vision doesn’t mean giving up on the activities that bring joy, connection, and relaxation. With the help of low vision glasses or devices, individuals can continue to participate in a wide range of activities that enhance their quality of life. Whether it’s reading, crafting, or spending time...

As we age, changes in our vision are common, but for individuals with dementia, vision loss can be even more pronounced. Many patients with dementia struggle not only with memory but also with processing both audio and visual inputs, often leading to a decrease in their ability to recognize familiar...