OUT REACH EYE CARE
What Triggers the Need for Eye Care?
* Diagnosis of diabetes, stroke or dementia
* Diagnosis of cataract, glaucoma or macular disease
* Red eyes, eye pain, blurred vision or sudden vision loss
* Decreasing ability to function in their environment
* Poorly fitting or broken eye glasses
* Wellness and prevention require regular exams
Benefits to Residents
* Eye exams are conveniently "On Site"
* Reduces confusion associated with dementia
* Reduces anxiety in doctors office
* Eye glasses are labeled with resident's name
* Doctors are full time gerontology experts
* Doctors, facility and family have consistent dialog
How are the Services Paid for?
* Exams with Part B Medicare and Medicaid residents are covered when needed
* Eye glasses are covered every 2 years with Medicaid and as needed privately
What we're all about....
Many elderly residents who live in nursing homes have unmet eye care needs. Undetected eye diseases such as glaucoma, cataract, diabetic retina and macular degeneration are chronic and common as they age. Vision loss and blindness can often be prevented with regular examinations and treatment.
Vision loss has a significant impact on the resident's quality of life. They are more susceptible to falls, are more functionally dependent on staff and daily routines such as eating, reading and watching TV are inhibited. This contributes to frustration, anxiety and sad moods.
Outreach Eye Care was established in 1978. The doctors have over 60 years of combine experience and specialize in geriatric eye care services. They utilize state-of-the-art portable equipment and hava a wide election of attractive eye glass frames. All services are provided conveniently "On Site" at the facility.
What Triggers the Need for Eye Care?
* Diagnosis of diabetes, stroke or dementia
* Diagnosis of cataract, glaucoma or macular disease
* Red eyes, eye pain, blurred vision or sudden vision loss
* Decreasing ability to function in their environment
* Poorly fitting or broken eye glasses
* Wellness and prevention require regular exams
Benefits to Residents
* Eye exams are conveniently "On Site"
* Reduces confusion associated with dementia
* Reduces anxiety in doctors office
* Eye glasses are labeled with resident's name
* Doctors are full time gerontology experts
* Doctors, facility and family have consistent dialog
How are the Services Paid for?
* Exams with Part B Medicare and Medicaid residents are covered when needed
* Eye glasses are covered every 2 years with Medicaid and as needed privately
What we're all about....
Many elderly residents who live in nursing homes have unmet eye care needs. Undetected eye diseases such as glaucoma, cataract, diabetic retina and macular degeneration are chronic and common as they age. Vision loss and blindness can often be prevented with regular examinations and treatment.
Vision loss has a significant impact on the resident's quality of life. They are more susceptible to falls, are more functionally dependent on staff and daily routines such as eating, reading and watching TV are inhibited. This contributes to frustration, anxiety and sad moods.
Outreach Eye Care was established in 1978. The doctors have over 60 years of combine experience and specialize in geriatric eye care services. They utilize state-of-the-art portable equipment and hava a wide election of attractive eye glass frames. All services are provided conveniently "On Site" at the facility.