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Low Vision Care in Los Angeles

When glasses alone can’t restore sight, strategy can restore function.

Low vision means sight that standard glasses, contacts, medicine or surgery can’t fully correct — often from macular degeneration, glaucoma or diabetic eye disease. Low vision care is about the goal behind the eye chart: reading mail, seeing faces, keeping your independence.

Reading with a handheld magnifier
For
Vision loss from AMD, glaucoma, more
Focus
Function, not just acuity
Tools
Magnification, lighting, contrast
Alongside
Ongoing medical eye care

The approach

Built around your goals.

Magnifiers and task lighting

A low vision evaluation starts with what you want to do again: read, cook, recognize faces, manage medications. Then it measures the vision you have in those terms.

  • Magnification, from stronger reading corrections to handheld and electronic magnifiers
  • Lighting and glare control matched to your tasks
  • Contrast strategies that make text, stairs and screens easier to use
  • Training and follow-up so the tools actually get used

Medical care continues alongside: monitoring the underlying condition remains part of your plan here.

The underlying condition

Low vision care pairs with medical care.

Common questions

Low vision, answered.

Anything else, call the office at 310-828-2010.

  • Anyone whose daily tasks are limited by vision that glasses can’t fix — most often from AMD, glaucoma or diabetic eye disease.

  • Low vision care doesn’t reverse the condition; it helps you use the vision you have far more effectively.

  • Your current glasses, and examples of what you struggle with — the mail you can’t read, the pillbox, the phone.

  • Low vision is vision loss that makes everyday tasks hard and cannot be fixed with glasses, contact lenses, medicine or surgery. It most often comes from macular degeneration, glaucoma or diabetic eye disease. Low vision care does not cure the cause; it uses magnifiers, lighting, contrast and training so you can read, cook and recognize faces again.

Low vision near you

12222 Wilshire Blvd, on the Santa Monica border.

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Keep doing what you love.

Book a low vision evaluation with a Los Angeles optometrist and bring the tasks that matter to you.

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