Did you know that businesses and organizations that host VISION screenings can help identify people who are at risk for eye diseases?
Nearly half of the 50,000 Americans who lose their sight each year did not have to go blind. A screening does not replace an eye doctor’s exam, but it can help identify people who are at risk for eye disease. Finding eye disease early saves sight.
Prevent Blindness Texas offers FREE VISION SCREENINGS to children and adults for corporate and employee health fairs, churches, schools, senior centers, recreation centers, assisted living homes, and other non-profit organizations.
Regular vision screenings are essential for healthy vision. Vision screenings can help in early detection and treatment as well as helping to prevent the onset of certain eye diseases. By making vision screenings part of the general health regimen for yourself and others, you can help yourself and others look forward to healthy vision for years to come!
Screenings are conducted by Prevent Blindness Texas staff and volunteers upon request and availability.
For any event involving vision screenings for ADULTS, please follow the following instructions:
- Screenings are conducted by Prevent Blindness Texas staff and volunteers upon request and availability. If available, your nearest PBT office will confirm the screening time and date via phone, email, or fax.
- It is recommended to submit your vision screening request for ADULTS at least 30 days prior to your event using the Vision Screening Request Form.
- To submit your vision screening request online, CLICK HERE.
- The Vision Screening Request Form may also be emailed or faxed to the Prevent Blindness Texas office nearest to your location. For the Prevent Blindness Texas office nearest you, CLICK HERE.
For CHILDREN’S VISION SCREENINGS ONLY, please contact your nearest PBT office for specific instructions.
For more information regarding vision screenings in your local community or business, please contact Monica Saenz, State Program Director, at the State Office at (713)526-2559, Ext. 106, or via email msaenz@preventblindnesstexas.org.
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