Low vision and vision rehabilitation
When glasses are no longer enough, because of macular degeneration, advanced glaucoma or a concussion, there is still a lot that can be done. Our optometrists assess the vision that remains and propose aids and exercises to read, get around and work with more independence.
What it includes
- Low vision and functional vision assessment
- Magnifiers, telescopes, filters and adapted lighting
- Vision rehabilitation and binocular vision therapy
- Neuro-optometric rehabilitation after a concussion or stroke
- Referrals to the region's rehabilitation services
Who it is for
People whose vision has declined despite an up-to-date prescription, and people with visual problems after a concussion or an accident.
Where: in our Outaouais locations — Templeton, Gréber, Alonzo, Plateau, Masson-Angers, Labrosse.
Frequently asked questions
What is neuro-optometric rehabilitation?
A program of exercises and prisms that helps the brain use both eyes together again after an injury. It reduces headaches, visual fatigue and vision-related balance problems.