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 Low Vision Center


Welcome to LVC
(Formerly known as The Low Vision Information Center)


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Technology User Group Meeting at LBPH

The next LBPH Technology User Group meeting will be Saturday, September 13, 10 AM to 12 noon.  The meeting will be held at the Maryland State Library for the Blind, 415 Park Avenue, Baltimore.

The topic will be the new Microsoft Vista and its relationship with Jaws.  Find out all of the pros and cons and why one woman loves this new product.

For more information, please contact Jerry Price at (410) 230-2460 or e-mail: jprice@lbph.lib.md.us


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Help Wanted At LVC

The Low Vision Center is seeking a part time staff member to allow us to extend our hours of service.  We want someone Thursdays and Fridays to provide consultation and demonstrations to our low vision clients and to help with general office work.  Cheerfulness, patience, and a sincere desire to help people are essential.  To discuss this opening, please call Terry at 301-951-4444 or e-mail Terry@LowVisionInfo.org.


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Used CCTV Systems For Sale

The Low Vision Center currently has an unusually large selection of used CCTV systems for sale.  Please call (301-951-4444) or e-mail (Terry@LowVisionInfo.org) if you might be interested in buying one of these systems.


The Low Vision Center is a nonprofit organization that helps people with low vision maintain their independence. Located in Bethesda, Maryland, we offer information services as well as a home-like demonstration area full of a variety of low vision aids and ideas.

The Low Vision Center offers its resources without charge, relying entirely upon personal contributions to fund its varied services.

I invite you to browse our web site for more information about our services, as well as helpful hints for improving your vision. Some examples include:

I also invite you to make an appointment to visit our demonstration area so you can examine our low vision aids, including magnifiers, CCTV's, Zoom Text, and non-optical adaptive aids (such as talking clocks and writing guides). We also sell a select group of low vision aids and Bausch & Lomb, Coil, Eschenbach, and Schweitzer magnifiers. Please don't hesitate to call us for additional information or to make an appointment for a visit.  Appointments are usually scheduled after 10:30 a.m., Monday through Wednesday.

Terry Eason
Executive Director
Terry@LowVisionInfo.org


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Last Update: September 5, 2008



7701 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 604
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