Four Tips on Living with Low Vision

February is Low Vision Awareness Month. Not being able to see your favorite television show or read your favorite book can be devastating. But there are steps you can take to continue to enjoy your beloved activities and perform everyday tasks even with vision loss. Low vision is permanent vision loss that cannot be improved… Continue reading Four Tips on Living with Low Vision

Guarding Against Vision-Related Falls

Editor’s note: More than one in three people over 65 fall each year. Researchers have found that falls can lead to serious consequences including physical incapacity and loss of independence. Falls may be due to loss of balance, but vision troubles are also a factor. Here, from the experts at the SeniorHealth division of the… Continue reading Guarding Against Vision-Related Falls

How to Get Financial Help for Your Eye Care

If you need financial help for your vision health, the National Eye Institute has some suggestions for finding ways to pay for your care: Eye Exams and Surgery EyeCare America is a public service program that provides comprehensive eye exams and eye care at no cost to eligible candidates age 65 or older and people… Continue reading How to Get Financial Help for Your Eye Care

6 Common Signs of Vision Loss

Aging brings unpredictable changes to our senses, often making them less sharp. As you age, being aware of how these senses may change will ensure your safety and comfort and promote overall well-being. Here, from the experts at www.homecareassistance.com, are six 6 common indications of vision loss that you need to be aware of: Changes… Continue reading 6 Common Signs of Vision Loss