Low Vision Rehabilitation
Low Vision Rehabilitation
Our Approach
Do you find it difficult to perform everyday activities such as reading, writing, watching TV, or shopping? You’re not alone. Low vision affects 1 in 6 American adults and two-thirds of people over age 65. It’s often caused by macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, or glaucoma.
The Augusta University Low Vision Rehabilitation Clinic offers assessment and strategies to increase your safety and independence. We’ll help you learn how to use adaptive equipment, make simple home modifications, adjust activities, and maximize your remaining vision
We take an innovative, personalized approach to coping with low vision based on your particular goals and your individual interests and skills. Together, we explore functional solutions that help you overcome daily challenges.
Why Choose Us
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The area's only specialized low vision rehabilitation services with a certified occupational therapist.
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Individualized services to patients, focusing on their specific goals and concerns to determine a treatment plan for improving their independence, safety, and quality of life
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Top-of-the-line optical equipment to evaluate and treat patients
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Home visits to patients in the CSRA to assess safety, environmental needs, and make home modifications to improve independence and safety
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High patient satisfaction ratings allowing patients to feel independent and safe following rehabilitation
Diagnostic Tests and Procedures
Our Providers
Augusta University Medical Center specialists provide care and support throughout your entire healthcare journey.
Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Specialist
Ophthalmology
Resources & Tools.
Resources & Tools
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