Help for Seniors
Macular Degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy are the leading causes of changing vision among people over the age of 65. Our older adult services are specially design to help individuals live successfully with changing vision.
Low Vision Services
Low Vision Services can help you to better understand the cause of your vision loss and make the most of your remaining vision.
Daily Living
Older adults who are visually impaired often struggle with everyday tasks such as handling personal finances, preparing meals or taking medications. Our certified vision rehabilitation therapist teaches seniors techniques to accomplish these daily tasks and maintain independence.
Technology
Adaptive technology has the potential to greatly reduce the challenges of vision loss. Video magnifiers and talking computer programs are just two of the tools that can help seniors read, continue hobbies and stay in touch with loved ones.
Orientation and Mobility
The ability to move about safely within one’s home and community is crucial to living independently. Our Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialists teach seniors to use and develop their remaining senses for safe and independent travel.
Additional Resources
For more information about our programs to help older adults remain active and independent contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , Vision Rehabilitation Services Director, 414-615-0121.
Ask your eye care professional how Vision Forward Association can help you live successfully with changing vision.