The Optometrist’s Role in Caring for Patients With Brain Injury

10 June 2021

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Blog Post: Performance-tinted contact lenses can help control light sensitivity

Photosensitivity can be a debilitating symptom and one that leaves patients feeling isolated, as they sit at home with blackout drapes drawn and the lights off. Not only does photosensitivity prevent patients from working, driving and going outside, but it can also hinder recovery efforts if they are unable to get to a provider’s office for therapy. Performance-tinted contact lenses can be a great tool for patients who are struggling with photosensitivity as they recover from brain injuries.

Grants Available for Students, Residents to Attend Neuro-optometric Rehabilitation Association 2024 Conference

The Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation AssociationTM, International (NORA) is offering up to 10 students and residents with an interest in neurorehabilitation an opportunity to apply for a student grant to attend its 2024 Annual Conference (September 19-22, 2024) at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Kissimmee, Florida.

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