How SDCB can help after diagnosis
The San Diego Center for the Blind is fully equipped to provide the services and support you need after a vision loss diagnosis. Specifically, we offer a comprehensive and specialized rehabilitation program designed to help you adjust to your vision loss with the goal being to enable you to return to an independent lifestyle in your community.
We offer many resources here at the Center, including our assistive technology store, our blog, the Guide to Living Independently, and a range of training and counseling services. We’re here to help and support your new journey!
Resources to help after vision loss
The San Diego Center for the Blind is your partner in finding helpful resources. In particular, after vision loss, you’ll likely be looking for information on how to continue living a full and independent life.
The American Foundation for the Blind has a free, comprehensive resource that we recommend that provides basic information “about adjusting to vision loss, including tips for adapting your home and daily living. Adults who are losing their sight, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals will all find rich content and practical tips on living with vision loss.” Find the resource at AFB.
Contact Our Low Vision Services
● Contact our Low Vision Services staff to learn more about how they can help.
● Schedule an appointment at our Low Services, which includes an assessment.
● You will be scheduled at one of our convenient locations.
San Diego: 5922 El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92115
Vista: 1385 Bonair Road, Vista, CA 92084
The San Diego Center for the Blind is fully equipped to provide the services and support you need after a vision loss diagnosis. Specifically, we offer a comprehensive and specialized rehabilitation program designed to help you adjust to your vision loss with the goal being to enable you to return to an independent lifestyle in your community.
We offer many resources here at the Center, including our assistive technology store, our blog, the Guide to Living Independently, and a range of training and counseling services. We’re here to help and support your new journey!
Resources to help after vision loss
The San Diego Center for the Blind is your partner in finding helpful resources. In particular, after vision loss, you’ll likely be looking for information on how to continue living a full and independent life.
The American Foundation for the Blind has a free, comprehensive resource that we recommend that provides basic information “about adjusting to vision loss, including tips for adapting your home and daily living. Adults who are losing their sight, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals will all find rich content and practical tips on living with vision loss.” Find the resource at AFB.
Contact Our Low Vision Services
● Contact our Low Vision Services staff to learn more about how they can help.
● Schedule an appointment at our Low Services, which includes an assessment.
● You will be scheduled at one of our convenient locations.
San Diego: 5922 El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92115
Vista: 1385 Bonair Road, Vista, CA 92084
Low Vision Clinic: 619-255-9741
Email: lvc@sdcb.org
Email: lvc@sdcb.org
Visit Our Store or Shop Online Store
● Conveniently stocked with Assistive Technology products.
● Our expert staff can provide you telephone support.
● When visiting, call ahead to make sure you’re prepared before a store visit.
Call our store: 619-583-1542 X161
Email our store: store@sdcb.org
Visit our store: 5930 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego CA 92115
Visit our online store
Email our store: store@sdcb.org
Visit our store: 5930 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego CA 92115
Visit our online store
