A personal adjustment and training center which offers personally tailored programs in daily living communication orientation and mobility evaluation of basic skills and other services as needed. Application is made through the Michigan Commission for the Blind . The state issues identification cards, similar to driver's licenses, and handicapped stickers for cars. Free of charge for anyone over 65. The program does not cover the cost of eye glasses, prescription drugs or treatment in hospitals.
Camera produces magnified image on screen from any book, magazine or letter placed on viewing table.
764-5106 Provides diagnostic evaluation and treatment. The Low Vision Rehabilitation Services offers recommendations for optical aids and appliances as well as occupational therapy services for visually impaired patients. The Low Vision Support Group meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from 1 to 3 p.m. Available free at Turner Clinic and Kellogg Eye Center. The Institute offers counseling and training in various skills for blind and low vision senior adults in Washtenaw County.