Updates, events, and research from the low vision community.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology has published updated clinical guidelines for low vision rehabilitation, emphasizing early intervention and personalized assistive device prescriptions for patients with macular degeneration and glaucoma.
Read MoreOver 300 participants joined our annual awareness walk in Los Angeles, raising funds for free low vision screenings and assistive device programs for underserved communities across Southern California.
No external linkCalifornia's Department of Health Care Services announced expanded Medi-Cal coverage for low vision aids including electronic magnifiers, screen readers, and specialized optical devices, effective July 2025.
Read MoreResearchers at UC San Diego have published promising Phase II trial results for a gene therapy targeting Stargardt disease, a leading cause of low vision in young adults. Participants showed measurable improvement in central vision after 12 months.
Read MoreVision Hope Foundation is partnering with Braille Institute and local optometrists to offer free low vision screenings at the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 14, 2025. No appointment needed. All ages welcome.
No external linkA new AI-powered app designed for low vision users has launched on both iOS and Android platforms. SeeMore uses real-time object recognition and text-to-speech to help users navigate daily tasks independently.
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