Doctors of Optometry (ODs) are the primary health care professionals for the eye.  Optometrists examine, diagnose, treat, and manage diseases, injuries, and disorders of the visual system, the eye, and associated structures.  Optometrists also play a vital role in identifying related systemic conditions affecting the eye.  Find an optometrist

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Continuing Education 2013
July 10, October 18-20
Information about the July 10 meeting is available, and REGISTRATION IS OPEN.  CLICK HERE to go to the meeting page!

 

Exam Assistance

InfantSEE- Through this program (formerly known as Operation Bright Star) optometrists provide a no-cost comprehensive infant eye assessment, regardless of income or insurance.  Assessments at six to twelve months of age can determine healthy development of vision.  Visit infantsee.org to find a doctor and learn more about the program.

Eligibility Criteria: None. EVERY infant, 6-12 months of age is eligible.

Lions Club - The Lions Club stands ready to assist people in need. If you are in need of assistance please contact your local Lions Club today.

Vision USA - Vision USA provides basic eye health and vision care services, free of charge, to the many uninsured, low-income people and their families who have no other means of obtaining care.

Call (800) 766-4466 or visit www.aoa.org to apply online or by mail. For additional information contact Vision USA by e-mail, visionusa@aoa.org.