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Living Well with Low Vision
At Clarity Eye Center, we know that changes in vision can affect everyday life — from reading and cooking to recognizing faces or getting around safely.
The good news is that there are many tools, programs, and resources designed to help people with low vision stay independent and continue doing what they love.
What Is Low Vision?
Low vision means a permanent loss of eyesight that can’t be fully corrected with glasses, contacts, medication, or surgery. Even with the best care, things may still look blurry or dim. Our doctors can help assess your vision and guide you toward the right tools and community resources to make daily life easier.
Support and Services
🌟 Lighthouse for the Blind
The Lighthouse is a wonderful resource for people with visual impairments. They offer programs that teach skills for living more independently — whether or not you plan to return to work.
Services may include:
- Training in daily activities (cooking, organizing, using technology)
- Orientation and mobility support
- Access to large-print and audio books
- Adaptive devices and magnifiers
- Support groups and social connections
In Texas, many Lighthouse programs work with the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) to provide services for people who are blind or have low vision.
Find more information here:
👉 Texas Workforce Commission – Blind Services
Local Lighthouse organizations:
