Low Vision Specialists Have you been told nothing else can be done?
Although it may be true from a medical and surgical standpoint it absolutely isn’t true relating to functional vision. There are many things we can do and tools to help.
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Devices to help you stay active and independent, living your life to the fullest.
What would you like to see again?
Maybe it’s as simple as being able to read the paper?
Microscope glasses, handheld magnifiers and other electronic low vision aids make reading possible again.
Is driving and being able to go where you want still important?
Our bioptic telescope glasses will allow you to safely see street signs and pass your driver’s test.
Do you want to stay in your own home?
Low vision devices will give you the confidence to live by yourself in your own home.
Are you struggling to remain independent?
Being visually impaired doesn’t mean you cannot do your daily activities. A Low Vision Aid can help you keep an independent life style.
Meet Dr. Shaun Larsen, OD
Dr. Shaun Larsen specializes in the areas of low vision services as well as enhancing vision with contact lenses and he enjoys bringing a smile to the faces of his patients when he can help them see well enough to read, write, and sometimes even drive again.
“There is nothing more gratifying than helping a patient who has been told ‘nothing more can be done’ to see again.”
Dr. Larsen was attentive and I was very impressed with the care I received and he goes above and beyond what you would expect.
Nikki T., Magna Family Eyecare
What happens at a low vision exam
Low vision eye care specialist is trained to perform a functional eye exam to measure the severity of eye impairment.
- Visual Acuity testing or Low Vision Refraction
- Amsler Grid Test
- Visual Field Test
- Other specialized vision tests
These tests assess whether you need a low vision aid.
Find a nearby low vision professional
Visit a low vision specialist to learn more about low vision aids and choose the proper ones. Find one in your region.
You can access our low vision specialists in your state. They also travel close to your city to make it convenient for you to get the much-needed low vision care.
Bioptic Telescopes
Flip up bioptic telescope glasses. A versatile, lower-cost option to hard-mounted bioptics. Keep your independence, continue driving, reading, and writing all with one device!
Can be used to drive in most of the 50 states. Read and write with the easy to use slip on reading caps.
Sightscope Flip Bioptic Telescope Glasses
$1,100
Not sure? Dr. Larsen calls every buyer to confirm the power before your order ships.
What our customers say
Our clients have spoken about our network of low vision specialists. Both low vision patients and caregivers have said that our group of specialists are problem solvers and experts.
“I’ve been able to get back behind the wheel and drive again. Now I am able to get back some of my freedom.”
Jason, who suffered retinal damage due to an eye disease
MaculaRevive
We collect your detailed medical history, perform at home genetic testing and at-home blood testing to determine your baseline.
How much does it cost to participate in MaculaRevive Program
Control my AMD
$99per month for 12 months
- Genetic testing
- 17 biomarker blood test
- Nutrition guide
Most popular
Treat my AMD
$208per month for 24 months
- ‘Do It Yourself’ included
- Onboarding doctor consultation
- Micro-current device
- Online coaching
Manage my AMD
$500per month for 24 months
- ‘Guided Treatment’ included
- One-on-one monthly coaching
- Optional in-person evaluation
We offer no-interest financing for up to 2 years to help offset the initial cost of the program making it very affordable to most people.
A MaculaRevive patient
“Dr. Larsen has been amazing to work with! I was told I would never drive, and as a last shot I reached out. He spent extra time working with me, and was able to correct my vision from 20/200 to 20/40- allowing me to drive- which will ultimately change my life. I am eternally grateful for his expertise, work, kindness, and patience.”
Claire Hoffmann
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Want to know more about Low Vision?
Low vision condition can’t be corrected by ordinary glasses or contact lenses. It is a condition of vision loss that cannot be reverted by surgery.
