AGING & VISION LOSS SUMMIT 2022

Small, interactive group discussions about aging and vision loss

This event has been postponed until further notice.

TOPICS:

How can we… Collaborate
Be fully inclusive of low vision patients
Create cost-effective programs

Contact:
Amy Grissom, Executive Director, FL ASB
Direct Line: 850-688-3693
Email: [email protected]
Visit us: www.beyondvisionloss.org

Hosted by Florida Agencies Serving the Blind
A resource for 2 Million Floridians living with vision loss.

Click here to watch a short video on the Aging and Vision Loss Summit–and how it can help your patients, participants or residents.

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New Event Coming March 2023

Visually Impaired – Visually Impaired is another broad term that refers to someone who cannot correct their vision and it impacts their daily life. However, visually impaired is often used before the cut off to legally blind. Those who are visually impaired can still get services through vocational rehabilitation (and World Services for the Blind!).

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New Event Coming March 2023

Visually Impaired – Visually Impaired is another broad term that refers to someone who cannot correct their vision and it impacts their daily life. However, visually impaired is often used before the cut off to legally blind. Those who are visually impaired can still get services through vocational rehabilitation (and World Services for the Blind!).

bigstock A Man Teaches A Woman How To U 455339007

New Event Coming March 2023

Visually Impaired – Visually Impaired is another broad term that refers to someone who cannot correct their vision and it impacts their daily life. However, visually impaired is often used before the cut off to legally blind. Those who are visually impaired can still get services through vocational rehabilitation (and World Services for the Blind!).