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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - Vision Services
Vision Rehabilitation Services | ||||||||||||||
Veterans who have been seen by a VA or community optometrist or ophthalmologist and are experiencing functional difficulty can be further evaluated by VA’s Vision Rehabilitation Services. Veterans who may need vision rehabilitation:
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What is the difference between Vision Rehabilitation Service & an Ophthalmologist? All care received in the Vision Rehabilitation Services is functionally based. For example, if telling time or cooking meals is the veterans biggest concern specially trained staff help the veteran manage those tasks. All care received by an Ophthalmologist is medically based. The Ophthalmologist manages the health of the eyes and treats diseases of the eyes. Frequently Asked Questions: Who does the patient see when they come to clinic?
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