There are many resources available to support people with visual field loss and their families. Low vision clinics and rehabilitation programs can provide specialized evaluations and treatment for visual field loss as well as providing local resources, a deeper understanding of how visual field loss impacts the patient, and referrals to other parts of the care team. Assistive technology such as software, lenses, or devices can aid people with visual field loss in accessing information and communicating more effectively. Furthermore neuro optometric rehabilitation including lenses and therapy can help the patient improve their visual function and peripheral vision. Specialized buses and paratransit services are available to assist people with visual field loss in getting around. Moreover, there are financial assistance programs available to help pay for low vision aids and other expenses related to visual field loss.