February is Low Vision Awareness Month: Understanding and Managing Low Vision February is Low Vision Awareness Month—an important time to raise awareness and educate others about this prevalent eye condition
When Magnification Alone Is Not Enough “Doc, I read like a first grader,” said Kevin, an adult male diagnosed with macular degeneration. His condition creates a ring-shaped blind spot in
Celebrate Resilience When we learned our patient Sylvia, who lives just down the street from our clinic, was turning 103 years young, we couldn’t let the day go by without
Meet Jennifer Finding Strength in the Face of Dual Sensory Loss Jennifer’s journey began early, marked by challenges that few could see. From childhood, she struggled with vision and hearing
As we age, the likelihood of needing medications to manage health conditions increases. For those with low vision, this can be especially daunting. Reading small print labels on prescription bottles
I recently had the opportunity to attend the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) conference in Orlando, Florida. The event was filled with informative seminars, engaging exhibitors, and lively exchanges of
Meet Mary In the realm of vision loss, stories of resilience, perseverance, and the human spirit’s ability to conquer adversity often stand as powerful testaments to our vital work here
Spectrios Institute for Low Vision, located in the western suburbs of Chicago, IL, is seeking a part time Optometrist to join our team. Spectrios Institute for Low Vision is a
