Your Team for Low Vision Rehabilitation
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The Chicago Lighthouse’s low vision programs offer comprehensive care and vision rehabilitation services that are unsurpassed in the U.S.* Our nationally recognized team includes experts in the areas of low vision rehabilitation, hereditary retinal diseases, adaptive technology, and low vision research. Often people who are experiencing signifcant vision loss, wait too long in getting help they need. Clinical studies show that quality of life and patient outcomes are better when rehabilitation is started earlier. If you or a loved one is losing your vision, we urge you to make an appointment with us today. Call (312) 997-3686 or click here to schedule online. |
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The Pangere Center for Inherited Retinal Diseases A world-renowned ophthalmologist, researcher and academic specializing in inherited retinal diseases including early onset macular degeneration, various night blinding diseases, and causes of unexplained visual loss. Dr. Fishman has helped thousands of people better understand their unique conditions. |
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Clinical Research Enhancing the long history of quality care provided by The Chicago Lighthouse, our research program provides detailed clinical reports on a patient's visual status back to their referring physicians. The research program develops and evaluates new optical and behavioral therapeutic methods for patients with visual impairments.
To inquire about current research opportunities, please call (312) 447-3233 or email: researchstudies@chicagolighthouse.org |
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The Chicago Lighthouse Adaptive Technology Center offers cutting edge adaptive devices, computer hardware and software to help individuals meet the challenges of a visual impairment. Our nationally renowned low vision specialists assist individuals in selecting the equipment that works best for them. Our Tools for Living Retail Store™ carries a full line of adaptive technology and independent living aids. The store is custom-designed to ensure ease of mobility and browsing for customers who are blind or visually impaired who wish to test adaptive technology and devices. Click here to shop our online store. |
*Characteristics cited in Archives of Ophthalmology, 2009;127(5): 681-689.






