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Compassionate Low Vision Care Focused on What Matters to You

Helping people with permanent vision loss use their remaining vision more comfortably and confidently for everyday life.

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When Vision Loss Affects Daily Life

Low vision care may help when changes in vision make everyday tasks more difficult, such as reading, using a phone or computer, watching television, or recognizing faces.

Dr. Angel works with people who have permanent vision loss from conditions like macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, inherited retinal diseases, and other vision-limiting conditions.

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Practical Solutions and Personalized Support

Many people come to low vision care after being told “nothing more can be done.” While vision loss cannot be restored, there are often ways to improve how you use your remaining vision–so you can stay independent and continue doing the things that are important to you.

What Makes Low Vision Care Different

A low vision evaluation is different from a routine eye exam. Appointments are longer and focused on how your vision affects daily activities. Together, we look at what you want to be able to do, and then explore whether magnification, lighting, technology, or training can help support that goal.

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Office visits are available by appointment only to ensure dedicated, unhurried care.

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