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Posted by The Red Hook Star Revue We often go through our daily routines without giving a thought to some of the little things that surround us – like loose
A place for vets in need of care Facility provides host of services to Niagara County residents, including health care By Michele Deluca Fessor Lee Thomas Jr. wants area veterans
Navigating a busy airport or bus terminal can be a challenging proposition for anyone, let alone the visually impaired or disabled. Enter ASSIST, an app for indoor navigation in development
Lighthouse Guild will present the 2018 Alfred W. Bressler Vision Science Symposium and The Pisart Seminar at The University Club of New York on October 6, 2018.
Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can cause numerous serious physical disabilities. That’s why rehabilitation often focuses there first, with patients relearning to walk, talk, and feed themselves.
Niagara Frontier Publications Buffalo, Niagara Falls GuildCare adult day health programs awarded a VA contract to provide services to veterans. GuildCare, located in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, has been caring
I recently came across such a story involving four engineering students at Texas A&M University who set out to update the white cane. This simple but effective tool has been used since the 1920s by blind and visually impaired people to navigate surroundings and visually notify others of visual impairments.
July is National Ultraviolet Safety Month, and the Lighthouse Guild is urging everyone to protect their eyes from the sun.
The scholarships, which are up to $10,000 each, are based on strong academic accomplishment and merit. They are meant to help high school students attend the college of their choice or for graduate students continue their academic studies.
How loss of vision compromises everyday activities and functioning is key to developing an effective rehabilitation program. Dr. Morse emphasizes the importance of appreciating and communicating an understanding of the psychological and physical impact of vision loss.