Seattle Low Vision

Have questions about low vision? You're not alone. Learn what low vision is, how a low vision exam differs from a routine eye exam, and the tools that can help you make the most of your remaining vision. Read more: zurl.co/YY3b0 #LowVision #EyeHealth #SeattleLowVision

June is #CataractAwarenessMonth 👁️ Cataracts can cause blurry vision, glare, and difficulty with everyday tasks. If vision challenges remain after treatment or if vision loss is impacting your life, low vision care may help. Learn more: zurl.co/HkwTU #LowVisionCare

@NPR today reminds us: accessibility works best when it’s built in. @ConstitutionCtr 's tactile tours help blind + low vision visitors participate through touch + guided description. zurl.co/gBx8r #LowVision #Accessibility #Seattle #LifeAfterVisionLoss

This #VisionRehabilitationWeek, Seattle Low Vision recognizes the professionals and resources helping people with low vision live more independently in Seattle, WA. Vision rehabilitation can improve confidence and quality of life. Learn more: zurl.co/50UZZ

Vision loss affects more than eyesight. I’ve seen how low vision can impact confidence, independence, mental health, and social connection. Support matters, and no one should navigate it alone. Read more here: zurl.co/QjcwS #LowVision #MentalHealthAwareness #Seattle

Long-term UV exposure may contribute to cataracts, macular degeneration, and other vision-related conditions. Protecting your eyes today can make a meaningful difference in the future. Read blog here: zurl.co/ZScTj #LowVision #UVAwarenessMonth #SeattleLowVision

Healthy Vision Month is a reminder that small daily habits can help protect your sight long-term. I encourage regular eye exams, UV protection, and paying attention to vision changes early. Read more here: zurl.co/7ps0X #HealthyVisionMonth #LowVision #SeattleLowVision

Hearing feedback like this means so much to me. I’m passionate about helping people understand there IS life after vision loss. Every patient deserves to feel heard, supported, and empowered to keep living independently and confidently. #LowVision #VisionRehab #SeattleLowVision

Women’s eye health changes through every stage of life. As an optometrist, I see how often issues like dry eye, glaucoma, cataracts, and vision changes get overlooked. Early care matters. Read more here: zurl.co/hXNV3 #EyeHealth #VisionCare #LowVision

We invite you to the @FightBlindness webinar "Mental Health: Living and Thriving" with Matthew Reeves, LPC, on Thursday. Learn practical strategies for emotional resilience with vision loss. 9:00 AM PT. Register! #MentalHealth #VisionLoss #FFB #Seattle zurl.co/VVXYB

Your vision is part of your game. Are you protecting it? I see too many sports eye injuries that could’ve been prevented with the right eyewear, including UV protection for snow & water sports. Read more: zurl.co/oIm63 #EyeSafety #VisionHealth #SportsSafety

An @NPR piece on accessible learning underscores the need for inclusive tech. Seattle Low Vision helps patients regain independence with tailored eyewear and tools. Free consult: 425-823-2020. #LowVision #Accessibility #Seattle #ADA zurl.co/ZXCLF

This World Optometry Week, I’m proud to recognize the vital role optometrists play in protecting vision and improving quality of life. Collaboration across eye care helps patients receive the support they need. Grateful to do this work at Seattle Low Vision. #WorldOptometryWeek

A patient shared how her 90-year-old mom with macular degeneration came to see me at Seattle Low Vision. After specialized glasses for reading and distance, she can now watch TV clearly and read again. Grateful to help patients regain independence. — Dr. Cusic #seattlelowvision

Helping patients regain independence and confidence is why we do what we do. Grateful for the trust in Seattle Low Vision. #LowVisionCare #VisionRehabilitation #SeattleLowVision

Why have I heard of this only now? Many patients who could benefit from bioptic telescope glasses aren’t referred. We focus on what’s next—reading, driving, independence. #LowVisionAwareness #BiopticTelescopes #SeattleLowVision \ zurl.co/7R8ex

February is AMD Awareness Month, a cause close to my heart. I see how Age-Related Macular Degeneration can quickly impact reading, driving, and independence. Early detection matters. With the right tools and support, life after vision loss can still be meaningful. #AMDAwareness

As a low vision specialist at Seattle Low Vision, I see every day that vision loss is more than blurry sight. It can mean glare, blind spots, and daily challenges. This Low Vision Awareness Month, learn what’s possible. Schedule a consultation today. #LowVisionAwarenessMonth

At Seattle Low Vision, we listen first. This patient shared how personalized care and practical tools helped them keep doing what matters most. No matter your vision, there is life after vision loss. You don’t have to navigate it alone. #LowVisionCare #SeattleLowVision

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma often causes vision loss before symptoms appear. Early detection through comprehensive eye exams is key to protecting vision and maintaining independence. Awareness starts with an eye exam. #GlaucomaAwarenessMonth #SeattleLowVision