In The Community
PCVI at The Brooklyn Fair
(2024)
We participated at the Brooklyn Fair that took place on October 6th, 2024. Making our presence known in the community and helping people understand the importance of Home Care, Hospice care & Vision Rehab Therapy.
Partnering with Gella Dignity Care
In The Community
PCVI in Valley Stream (2023)
In Valley Stream, offering services and educating the community
TESTIMONIES
Our multidisciplinary team develops strategies that help patients with visual impairment or blindness to achieve goals such as daily and independent living skills (reading, identifying street signs and bus numbers, watching television, managing household, cooking and accomplishing job-related tasks, and keeping up with school work.)
Edgar Caro
A Patient who is explaining the techniques he has learned during therapy training
PCVI & Partners Haiti Earthquake Relief
We are deeply saddened by the current event unfolding in Haiti
We at PCVI, are collaborating with several organizations in the U.S. including ABAPEC, Innocent Law Firm, Tinouvel & as well as management hospitals on the ground
In the meantime, if you want to support, donate here or contact us via telephone or email.
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Your donations to Prince Center for the Visually Impaired in Valley Stream, New York will benefit people like Ms. Johnson of Baldwin. Read her patient story here.
After her visit to our facility, Ms. Johnson is seeing and smiling more. Macular degeneration caused permanent vision loss in both eyes. When Ms. Johnson’s ophthalmologist referred her to our facility, our low vision specialist evaluated her. Then, our certified low vision rehabilitation therapists assisted her in learning about devices that address vision deficits.
Today, Ms. Johnson uses a reading machine with a 22-inch screen to read her favorite books, magazines, and newspapers. She also uses a low vision telescope to watch television. In Ms. Johnson’s words, “everyone there was so helpful.” She also said that she can now function better and smile more. Moreover, life is now closer to how her vision was before.
