Delta Society National Service Dog Center
Delta Society National Service Dog Center
Phone: 423-226-7357
From the Civil Rights Museum, to the Railroad Park, to the beautiful natural scenery, there are endless beautiful sights to see in Birmingham, Alabama. Unfortunately, for many seniors, their vision limitations restrict the full Alabama experience. Luckily, there are many ophthalmologists in greater Birmingham (see below) that can help you or an aging loved one repair their faltering vision.
Delta Society National Service Dog Center
Phone: 423-226-7357
General Electric Answer Center
Phone: 800-626-2000
National Eye Care Project
Phone: 800-222-EYES
Foundation Fighting Blindness
7168 Columbia Gateway Drive Suite 100
Columbia , MD
Phone: 800-683-5555
www.blindness.org
Toll Free Number
Phone: 800-424-9100
www.loc.gov/nls
Toll Free Line
Phone: 800-272-4553
Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind
220 34th St S
Birmingham , AL
Phone: 205-328-3989
www.aidb.org
Alabama Talking Book Library
Phone: 800-392-5671
George C Wallace Center
Station 6720
Montevallo, AL
Phone: 205-665-6720
American Council of the Blind
Phone: 800-424-8666
www.adb.org
American Foundation of the Blind
Phone: 800-232-5463
www.afb.org
Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind
220 34th St S
Birmingham, AL
Phone: 205-328-3989
www.aidb.org
Callahan Eye Foundation
1720 University Blvd
Birmingham, AL
Phone: 205-325-8100
Liz Moore Low Vision Center
46 Medical Park E Drive #475
Birmingham, AL
Phone: 205-838-3162
Oasis - Birmingham
236 Goodwin Crest Dr
Birmingham, AL
Phone: 800-671-6837
Visual Impairment Services Team
700 S 19th S
Birmingham, AL
Phone: 205-933-4389
By age 65 most people have some degree of cataract...
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