What I’ve learned from 40 years of refracting low vision patients- or, how to not embarrass yourself.
All of our patients are hoping that we’ll give them a new eyeglass…
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Promoting Your Low Vision Practice Marketing 101
Getting them into your chair- marketing your low vision practice Despite all the awareness surrounding macular degeneration, stem cell transplants, intra-ocular telescopes and bionic eyes, low vision care is still a third cousin. For those who are lucky enough to find their way to a low vision practice, the still common refrain is, “How come […]
Optics vs. Digital Displays for Low Vision
Link to Article Review and comments by: Henry A. Greene, OD, FAAO Co-founder, President, OCUTECH, Inc. Preface: I expect that you’ll think that as a manufacturer of optical bioptic telescopes writing about Digital Head-Mounted Displays, I’m just carping on what might be considered our competition. But, as noted in this paper, HMDs are not yet […]
After a diagnosis of Stargardt’s Disease
An open letter I wrote to the Stargardt’s Disease Facebook page.
Ocutech supports optometrist who created non-profit to serve visually impaired children in Namibia
Dr. Chantal Overvliet, of the Oculus Vision Centre in Windhoek, is the sole optometrist providing low vision care in all of Namibia.
Open Your World With Low Vision Care
Ocutech has released a special video called “Open Your World with Low Vision Care” in celebration of Low Vision Awareness and Macular Degeneration month.
Low Vision specialist, David Lewerenz, OD, FAAO, credits his Ocutech cap for his tennis success!
When playing tennis, I always wear my Ocutech hat. I base my success on the court to it!
Open Letter to a Mom Parenting a Child with Albinism from a College Student living with Ocular Albinism
This open letter is my response to an article written by Lee Kofman and published on Mamamia.com.
Meet Mack!
Mack Despard is our new intern at Ocutech and we are very excited to have him on the team. Visually impaired himself, Mack provides personal insight to living with low vision.
Time of Flight Technology Enhances the Lives of the Visually Impaired
Technology designed for self-driving cars is now being applied to help low vision individuals see as close to normal as possible.
