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Solutions In Low Vision
  • Home
  • Reading
  • Color Screening
  • Who We Help
    • School nurses and educators
    • Teachers and districts
    • Pediatricians
    • Primary care providers
    • Post-acute care providers
    • Parents
    • Optometrists and ophthalmologists
    • Lions clubs and local business
  • About
    • Our Leadership
    • Bibliography
  • Services
  • Contact
  • Sign In

Who we help

Eight roles. Eight different next steps.

Most people arrive here because someone told them to. Find yourself below and we will take you straight to what you are supposed to do.

School nurses and educatorsScreen students in seconds and send color tests home to parents.Start here →
Teachers and districtsRun the reading program with the students who need it most.Start here →
PediatriciansAdd color screening to the well child visit.Start here →
Primary care providersScreen adults for what color loss is hiding.Start here →
Post-acute care providersScreen patients, train staff, protect your CMS ratings.Start here →
ParentsComplete a screening at home, or get help for a struggling reader.Start here →
Optometrists and ophthalmologistsReceive referrals routed to you by zip code.Start here →
Lions clubs and local businessFund screening in your community and be named for it.Start here →

Screeners, you find children and patientsReceivers, referrals come to you

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