If you or a loved one are now having problems seeing and doing the things you have enjoyed, Dr. McDaniel can help. If you have been told by your eye doctor that a change in your eyeglass prescription will not help you see any better, call Dr. McDaniel who is trained to design special glasses that can make a difference.
With February being Age-Related Macular Degeneration Month, The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) is urging patients to focus on recent advancements in the field....
Doctor Errol Rummel, OD, FAAO, FCOVD, FNORA, FIALVS, is an optometric physician with certification and expertise in a variety of special eye care fields of knowledge. Rummel is the Director of the Rummel Eye Care/Low Vision Care Center...
Dr. Marianne McDaniel believes in “Life After Vision Loss”. As part of The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) we bring new hope and sight to those with Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Stroke, Cataracts, Glaucoma, Stargardt’s Disease, Retinitis Pigmentosa, and other vision limiting conditions. When your doctor says “sorry I cannot get you to see any better” an IALVS doctor often says “it may not be perfect, but it definitely is better!”.
Prismatic eyeglasses can be single or double lens systems and incorporate prism to allow the two eyes to work together. They are useful for patients whose two eyes are approximately equal in vision and do not require high magnification.
Miniature Binoculars inserted into eyeglasses are called TELESCOPIC SPECTACLES. The person’s eyeglasses prescription as well as the highest quality optics must be used in the system for maximum clarity. Telescopic spectacles can be for one eye (monocular) or two eyes (binocular). The telescope can be mounted in various positions in the glasses.
The Low Vision Screening is required to determine and show you, if you are a good candidate for our products and services. We will not waste a persons time or money if we believe we cannot help them.
Microscope Eyeglasses are double lens systems that combine the patients eyeglass prescription with the amount of magnification needed. The amount of magnification depends upon the level of remaining vision and the size of the material to be seen.
These state of the art optical systems require a two lenses piggybacked to reduce the blur and aberrations caused by high powered lenses. Because they require a close working distance, they are usually used with one eye (monocular).
