F is renowned for its nightlife and entertainment, and is actually the location of the first theatre in America. There is a lot to see in this great city, and that is why you should keep your vision sharp. Many seniors need reading glasses later in life and also their prescription updated regularly. Cataracts also affect many seniors, especially those that spent a large percent of their time on the water or in the sun. Below you can browse through a list of optometrists, ophthalmologists, and vision resources throughout greater Charleston, South Carolina.
Visual Insights
Phone: 269-329-2833
www.visualinsightssolutions.com
I have been teaching blind and visually impaired students and adults for over 30 years. My focus is to help people with low vision remain in their homes. As you learn how to maintain or regain your independence, your family members will feel more confident and secure.
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
American Council of the Blind
Phone: 800-424-8666
www.adb.org
American Foundation of the Blind
Phone: 800-232-5463
www.afb.org
By age 65 most people have some degree of cataract...
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