Prince center for the Visually Impaired

11/10/2025

Some symptoms of diabetic eye disease include:
- Blurred or Distorted Vision: Objects may appear blurry or distorted, particularly in the central field of vision.
- Floaters and Spots: The appearance of small specks or spots in your field of vision.
- Difficulty Seeing at Night: Reduced ability to see in low light conditions.
- Loss of Color Vision: Colors may appear less vibrant or distinct.
-Vision Loss: In advanced stages, vision loss can occur and may be irreversible.

11/05/2025

Diabetes can damage eye blood vessels, leading to vision problems

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11/01/2025

November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month

10/29/2025

Testimony from one of our Low Vision patient
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10/24/2025

Testimony from one of our patient (Creole)

10/20/2025

10/07/2025

10/01/2025

October is National Vision Awareness Month. During this time every year, we will strive to educate patients on the warning signs of the most common sight-stealing conditions.

09/19/2025

Now is the perfect time to schedule regular eye exams to detect potential issues early. No matter how well you think you’re seeing, a yearly check-up is important.
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09/17/2025

Our staff at the Prince Center & Gella Dignity Care were pleased to meet Assemblywoman Michaelle C. Solages, last month at the Health Fair in Elmont, with Friends of Haiti 2010 - Les Amis d'Haiti 2010

09/10/2025

, Do you have difficulty shaving due to visual impairment? Learn about the Acrobat HD Ultra that magnifies images at any distance. Available at the Prince Center. Call or order online (516)200-3850
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