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Tactile braille flag allows all to experience U.S. flag, regardless of ability.

Blind TeleRehabilitation offers blind and visual impairment rehabilitation assessment, training, specialized technology and support groups.

Low vision is prevalent among the Veteran population. The VA Blind and Low Vision Continuum of Care can help.

Battle Creek VA’s Blind and Low Vision Rehabilitation service helps Veterans live independently.

Visual Impairment Rehabilitation clinic provided blind Veteran prosthetics adaptive aids and services to help him live independently.

Hines VA’s Blind Rehabilitation Center marks its 75th anniversary this month. It's one of 13 centers serving 130,000 blind Veterans.

“I was impressed with how detail oriented they were with my assessments. Some staff members were blind, which gave me motivation and hope.”

In the opening of season two interviews of Vets First Podcast, Levi and Brandon welcome Marine Veteran Dan Standage, a student Veteran.

With VA’s Blind and Visual Impairment Rehabilitation Continuum of Care, Veterans with visual impairments are achieving independence.

The Martinsburg VA Medical Center is launching virtual Visual Impairment Services Team opportunities for Veterans in keeping with the changing times due to COVID-19.

The VICTORS outpatient program represents a unique team approach to vision rehabilitation using the disciplines of optometry, ophthalmology, social work, psychology and low vision therapists.

Early identification of Veterans at high risk of glaucoma allows more aggressive treatment before the damage occurs. Glaucoma damages your eye’s optic nerve. Make an appointment today.