A low vision optometrist is specially trained in assisting those with low vision by assessing their visual needs and making recommendations for glasses, lenses and vision aids including driving bioptics for those with low vision. Be the first to hear about upcoming sales, hot eyewear trends, and our newest low vision designs including bioptics recommended by our optometrist.
We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours to get answers to your low vision questions and all the available devices and bioptics designed just for you. Our optometrist is available for questions. Do you have a question or concerns? Are you looking for an optometrist that specializes in low vision devices and or driving bioptics?
We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours to get answers to your low vision questions and all the available devices and bioptics designed just for you. Our optometrist is available for questions. Do you have a question or concerns? Are you looking for an optometrist that specializes in low vision devices and or driving bioptics?
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What is a Low Vision Exam
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The low vision specialist is trained to perform what is called a functional eye examination. This exam helps to determine how a person's visual impairment affects their day-to-day living. Dr. Diamos received her doctorate of optometry degree from Southern California College of Optometry and returned to her native Tucson to open her practice which offers eye exams, contacts, low vision services in Tucson.
Smartphone Apps
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Smartphone accessibility options, now a standard, have also been a real game changer for people who are blind or visually impaired. One of the first questions we ask a low vision patient is, "Are You Using A Smart Phone?" If not, "Why Not?" Siri voice recognition alone makes it easy to make phone calls and obtain information by just asking.
Driving with Bioptics
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Bioptic telescopes can help eligible visually impaired individuals obtain a driver's license and be safer drivers, thus increasing their independence and enhancing their quality of life. Bioptic driving is a method of driving that utilizes both the patient's general vision in combination with intermittent spotting through a small telescopic system that improves the sharpness of the patient's far vision.
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