Low Vision Awareness Month
Advancing understanding of visual impairment fosters empathy and solutions, enhancing quality of life and inclusivity for individuals with diminished sight.
Drive eye care appointments and preventative health awareness among seniors and their adult children through educational content on AMD prevention and early detection.
- 'Is Your Parent's Vision at Risk? Schedule Their February Eye Exam Today'
- '5 Simple Habits to Prevent Age-Related Vision Loss'
- 'Low Vision Awareness Month: How to Support Loved Ones with Sight Loss'
- 'Early Detection Saves Sight: Why February Eye Exams Matter for Seniors'
Visit an Eye Care Professional
One of the best ways to celebrate Low Vision Awareness Month is to make an appointment to see an eye care professional. While this is useful for people of all ages, it is especially important for those who are over 50 years old. Those who have aging family members can do them a favor by helping them to get to the eye doctor. Prevent low vision by catching issues early!
Prevent AMD
Studies show that certain activities can help to reduce AMD, a leading cause of Low Vision in the elderly. Try these tips for preventative care: Wear sunglassesEat a low-fat dietQuit smoking Get regular eye exams