4 Topic Commentaries
Launching a Successful Low Vision Practice
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Judith Goldstein, OD
Low Vision and Vision Rehabilitation
•Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins Medicine
SourceOften, it’s the simplest modifications that have an impact,
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Amy Watts, OD
Vision Rehabilitation (Low Vision Optometry)
•Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Harvard Medical School Department of Ophthalmology
SourcePatients with any level of vision impairment can benefit from a low vision assessment.
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Mark Wilkinson, OD
Low Vision Rehabilitation
•University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics; National Eye Institute (NIH)
SourceA vision rehabilitation plan helps people reach their true visual potential when nothing more can be done from a medical or surgical standpoint,
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Carl Kupfer, MD
Ophthalmology; Vision Rehabilitation Programs
•National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health
SourcePeople with low vision can improve their quality of life through visual rehabilitation services to teach them how to use their remaining vision more effectively,
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