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Oklahoma Low Vision Institute

Thomas C. Wolf, M.D. is the director. Low vision evaluations are available at offices of the Oklahoma Low Vision Institute in Edmond (Call 405-562-2036) and in Midwest City (Call 405- 737-1000).

 

Division of Visual Services, Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, State of Oklahoma

The Rehabilitation Technology Lab for Blindness and Low Vision provides free evaluations of individuals' needs and demonstrations that help people learn about and test technology that may help them reach their goals. Contact:

Assistive Technology Lab
Visual Services Center
Division of Visual Services
Department of Rehabilitation Services
2401 NW 23rd Street, Shepherd Mall, Suite 91
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
(405) 522-3398
(800) 523-0288 Toll Free

For more information, contact ahilliard@drs.state.ok.us

Also offered from the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services:

Business Enterprise Program

Career Planning

Job placement counseling

School to work transition counseling

 

 
Oklahoma League for the Blind (OLB)
Contact: Coby Livingstone at (405) 232-4644 . The OLB also performs low vision evaluations and can prescribe assistive technology.

 

Oklahoma Library for the Visually Handicapped
 

Vision Connection, an organization dedicated to visual rehabilitation

 

AFB Senior Site

 

SmartSight, a primer for patients with low vision, from the American Academy of Ophthalmology

 
Large print books to loan
 

 

Audio books from the National Library of Congress

 

Medline Plus article on Low vision