Duke Eye Center: Vision Rehabilitation and Performance
The Duke Vision Rehabilitation and Performance Division at Duke Eye Center may be the best in the country, and one of only two in the southeast US. Led by Diane Whitaker, OD, Duke's state-of-the-art vision rehabilitation center and occupational therapy program helps patients with vision loss manage day-to-day activities with training, tools, and therapy.
For more information, please visit the Duke Vision Rehabilitation and Performance Division website.
America's Low Vision Destination
The Low Vision Shop is a one-stop-shop for all assistive devices for low vision and blindness, including the latest in wearable technology. We are proud to be the go-to source for best-in-class low vision and blind assistive devices online, in our physical stores in the Baltimore area, South Florida and New York, and with multiple B2B channels.
Our trained professionals help individuals explore the latest advancements in low vision technology to find the best solutions for their stage of sight loss. We nurture and engage with the sight-loss community through in-house and virtual events, videos, demos, webinars, sponsorships, and social media.
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Understanding and Obtaining Social Security Disability Benefits
How To Qualify For Social Security Disability Benefits With Vision Loss
A guide to receiving Social Security Disability Benefits if you have vision loss or are legally blind.
Do What You Want to Do; Be Who You Want to Be!
Why Science Is Closer Than You Think To Beating Blindness
Using high-tech, camera-equipped eyeglasses and a healthy pair of eyes with 20/20 vision located hundreds, maybe even thousands, of miles away, a blind New York attorney has help to navigate the city’s busy streets and broken sidewalks.
