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Driving with Low Vision: How Special Glasses Can Keep You on the Road

Low vision doesn’t mean the end of your driving independence. This blog explores how bioptic telescopic glasses and other tools help people with vision loss...

Driving with Low Vision: Could Bioptic Glasses Be Part of the Solution? 

For individuals living with low vision, questions about driving often come with uncertainty. While vision loss can impact the ability to drive safely, some people...

Finding Relief from Light Sensitivity with Stargardt Disease This Summer 

July brings long, sunny days—but for individuals living with Stargardt disease, this time of year can also mean more discomfort and difficulty seeing clearly in...

Low Vision: When Eye Diseases Steal Sight but Not Your Independence

Low vision is significant vision loss that persists despite glasses or surgery, often caused by eye diseases like macular degeneration or glaucoma. This blog explains...

Want to Watch Videos Again? Don’t Just Listen—See More!  

Our low vision doctor helps patients enjoy videos and screen time again with personalized devices and strategies to enhance remaining vision....

Living with Albinism and Low Vision: Personalized Strategies to Enhance Daily Life

In honor of Albinism Awareness Month, this blog highlights how individuals with albinism can benefit from low vision strategies tailored to their unique needs.

Low Vision in Children: What Parents Should Know

Childhood low vision refers to significant visual impairment that can’t be corrected with regular glasses or contact lenses. Causes range from inherited conditions like Stargardt...

Robotic Guide Dogs? Exploring the Future of Mobility for People with Vision Loss 

A timely exploration of AI-powered robotic guide dogs, including RoboGuide, and how they could offer innovative solutions for mobility and independence.

Low Vision Magnifiers: Tools to Change How You See the World

Low vision magnifiers help people with vision loss read, drive, recognize faces, and do daily tasks. They come in various forms, from handheld devices to...

Macular Degeneration & Emotional Wellness: Finding Hope After Vision Loss 

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, this piece addresses the emotional toll of macular degeneration and how patients can seek support.

Getting Ready for Summer with Low Vision: Travel, Sun Protection & Staying Active 

This article helps patients plan for summer with tips on travel preparation, sun protection strategies, and ways to stay active while managing vision loss.

Is Macular Degeneration Hereditary?

Is AMD in your genes? Learn about the hereditary risks and causes of macular degeneration. Low Vision Of Nebraska in McCook offers early detection and...

Expanding Access for Individuals with Vision Loss: How the ADA and Our Low Vision Optometrist Empower Independence 

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has played a crucial role in ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities, including those with low vision....

Common Myths vs. Facts About Eye Care – Celebrating World Optometry Day

Misinformation about eye care can put vision at risk. On World Optometry Day, Low Vision Of Nebraska in McCook is here to clear up five...

Choosing the Right Colors: A Guide for People with Low Vision 

Color plays a vital role in how we interact with our surroundings. yet, for individuals with low vision, certain eye conditions can affect how they...

Low Vision and Glaucoma: Strategies to Maintain Independence

Glaucoma is a progressive eye condition that can lead to low vision, making everyday tasks more challenging.

Don’t Let Glaucoma Steal Your Sight: The Power of Early Detection

Glaucoma develops silently but can lead to permanent vision loss. Learn how routine eye exams at Low Vision Of Nebraska can help protect your sight.

February is Low Vision Awareness Month: Help Us Shine a Light on Low Vision 

Low vision doesn’t mean giving up on the life you love—it means finding new ways to engage with the world. This February, during Low Vision...

Juvenile Macular Degeneration: A Key Cause of Low Vision in Children

Juvenile macular degeneration affects the central vision in children, leading to challenges in reading, recognizing faces, and other daily activities. Learn how early detection and...

Geographic Atrophy in AMD: What Patients Need to Know 

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss, and one of its advanced forms, geographic atrophy (GA), can significantly impact daily life....

Living with Wet AMD: Tips for Maintaining Independence and Quality of Life 

A diagnosis of wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up the activities you love. With the...

Reflections on Vision and Values: Inspired by Dr. Richard Shuldiner 

As the year draws to a close, it’s a meaningful time to reflect on the mission, achievements, and values that guide the work of our...

Protect Your Eyes: Reduce Your Risk of Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in adults over 50, impairs central vision and can severely impact quality of life. Learn how to reduce...

Breaking Social Barriers for Those with Low Vision: How Our IALVS Low Vision Doctor Can Help 

Living with low vision creates challenges that extend beyond vision itself. Everyday interactions—such as recognizing faces, following group conversations, or maintaining eye contact—can become frustrating...

Diabetes in The Family? Here’s Why Eye Exams Are Critical

If you have a family history of diabetes, regular eye exams are crucial for protecting your vision and overall health. These exams can detect early...

Therapeutic Activities for Anyone with Low Vision

Living with low vision doesn’t mean giving up on the activities that bring joy, connection, and relaxation. With the help of low vision glasses or...

Understanding Vision and Dementia: A Connection to Low Vision Care

As we age, changes in our vision are common, but for individuals with dementia, vision loss can be even more pronounced. Many patients with dementia...

The Truth About Low Vision in Children: Myths vs. Facts

Low vision in children is often misunderstood, leading to myths that can prevent effective support. Discover the truth behind common misconceptions and how you can...

Navigating the Night: How Reflective Coatings and Low Vision Glasses Improve Evening Driving

As the days grow shorter and nighttime sets in earlier, driving can become more challenging, especially for those experiencing vision loss. Glare from headlights, streetlights,...

Regain the Joy of Seeing Family Faces This Holiday Season

Understanding Vision Loss from Eye Diseases Eye diseases like macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma can lead to significant vision loss. Many people have trouble...

Even If Low Vision Increases Fall Risk, We Can Help

As proud members of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS), our eye care team believes that there’s life after vision loss. That’s why...

Low Vision Aids Proven in Research to Make a Difference in People’s Lives After Vision Loss

Living with low vision can be a challenging journey, but there is hope. Research has shown that individualized low vision therapy, including the use of...

The Important Connection Between Lighting in Your Home and the Work Our Low Vision Doctor Plays

Did you know lighting in the home is critical for even daily tasks? It's even more so for those with vision loss. Recent findings reveal...

Exploring the Benefits of Swimming for Those with Low Vision

Swimming isn't just a recreational activity; it's a therapeutic experience that offers numerous advantages for individuals with low vision. In this article, we discuss how...

Helping Low Vision Patients Through Devices & Resources for Work and School

Maintaining independence and quality of life is key for individuals with low vision. As members of The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS), our...

Avoid UV Rays Even After Vision Loss

Vision loss can be challenging, but it's important to remember that even if you have low vision, protecting your eyes and the skin around them...

Glaucoma is a Leading Causes of Blindness

Fortunately, with early detection and treatment, glaucoma can be controlled. Even if you show no signs of glaucoma, there are ways to prevent it from...

How Does Diabetes Affect Your Eyes?

If diabetes runs in your family, or if you’ve been diagnosed with the condition yourself, you should be seeing your optometrist regularly for checkups. Both...

Low Vision Doctors help Patients with Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration occurs when the macula — the central portion of the retina — begins to wear down, causing central vision loss. People who suffer...

Helping McCook & Surrounding Communities Live Fully with Low Vision Aids

Low vision affects thousands of people across Nebraska, from rural towns like McCook to cities like Lincoln and Omaha. Many patients with conditions like macular...

Driving with Macular Degeneration in Nebraska: Requirements and Assistance from Low Vision Nebraska

Discover the requirements for driving with macular degeneration in Nebraska and learn how Low Vision Nebraska can help you fulfill them, ensuring you can continue...

Macular Degeneration and Depression: What You Need to Know

Studies have shown that having macular degeneration, a form of low vision, can increase the risk of depression....

Best Apps For People With Low Vision

Cutting-edge apps, coupled with low vision aids and devices, can help people with low vision live full, independent lives.

5 Top Visual Aids For Macular Degeneration (AMD)

Here are 5 of the most popular low vision aids that patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) use to maintain their independence and live a...

How Does Ocular Albinism Affect the Eyes?

Ocular albinism affects a person’s eyes and vision in several ways. Thankfully, the low vision aids we offer at Low Vision Of Nebraska can help...

Low Vision Glasses For Macular Degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a progressive eye disease that impairs central vision. Here we’ll discuss the most common low vision glasses for AMD and...

Have Low Vision? Cook Safely and Independently With These Tips

If you love to cook but have low vision, working in the kitchen safely and independently can be challenging. At Low Vision Of Nebraska in...

Struggling With Low Vision? We Can Help!

If you or your loved one is struggling with low vision, please don't lose hope. Low vision technology helps people with severe vision loss maximize...

Low Vision Aids: Enhance Your Vision & Start Living Again

If you've been diagnosed with macular degeneration, glaucoma, or other sight-robbing eye diseases, don't lose hope. Low vision aids such as magnifiers, special glasses and...

Age Reversal Diet May Lower the Risk of Macular Degeneration

A recent scientific study suggests that it may be possible to slow down or even reverse the aging process. Read on to learn how this...

What Type of Sunglasses Are Best For People With Low Vision?

Sunglasses are important for everyone, and especially for people with low vision. Here are several things to consider when purchasing a new pair of sunglasses.
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