A Statewide Organization’s Goal To Provide Vision Care For Its People
How can optometrists help patients who have no health insurance or vision coverage and cannot pay? In Oregon, all low-income children have access to vision insurance under the Affordable Care Act, but adults only have vision coverage under special circumstances.
The Oregon Foundation for Vision Awareness (OFVA) was established with the goal to provide eye care services to low-income and indigent adults who are uninsured.
Lena Walker, OD, OFVA president, and Amber Dunn, OD, discuss the importance of OFVA and the need for more statewide charitable organizations.
Reading Readiness with Dr. Joanna Carter
Drs. Zilnicki & Licausi talk with Dr. Joanna Carter of Insight Vision Therapy about how vision affects reading
Know the building blocks for Vision Therapy
Have you been interested in building a vision therapy or neurorehabilitation specialty clinic in your practice?
One year after COVID-19 and fighting for my vision
Struggling with symptoms including light sensitivity, pain and poor depth perception, Mark didn’t know what was wrong with his eyes.
