Low Vision Of New York

Low Vision Of New York Helping people with low vision regain their independence through personalized care & advanced visual solutions.

At Low Vision of New York, we help individuals with visual impairments live more independently. Led by Dr. Steven Schoenbart, we specialize in personalized low vision care, including advanced optical devices like bioptic telescopes, electronic magnifiers, and custom glasses. Whether you're struggling to read, drive, or enjoy hobbies, we’ll help you maximize your remaining vision with tailored solutions and compassionate support. Visit one of our three convenient New York locations and take the first step toward clearer, more confident living.

Happy Halloween! Decorative contact lenses might make your costume pop, but they can also harm your eyes if not fitted b...
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! Decorative contact lenses might make your costume pop, but they can also harm your eyes if not fitted by an eye care professional. Protect your vision this Halloween — get lenses from a trusted source and schedule your checkup if it’s been a while.
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“Patients often come to me after being told nothing more can be done. That’s where we begin.” – Dr. Schoenbart. Experien...
10/28/2025

“Patients often come to me after being told nothing more can be done. That’s where we begin.” – Dr. Schoenbart. Experience low vision care from one of North America’s leading specialists.

Find out what options are available to you today.


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Spots are filling fast! End the month — and the year — with healthy eyes. Book your comprehensive exam now so you can he...
10/22/2025

Spots are filling fast! End the month — and the year — with healthy eyes. Book your comprehensive exam now so you can head into the holiday season with clear, comfortable vision.
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Does your loved one squint at labels, avoid reading, or bump into furniture? These could be signs of low vision. Start t...
10/21/2025

Does your loved one squint at labels, avoid reading, or bump into furniture? These could be signs of low vision. Start the conversation and support their next step toward better vision.

Learn how to help a loved one take the first step at our website.


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Pumpkin carving, yard clean-up, fall sports — October is full of fun, but also hidden risks to your eyes. Wear protectiv...
10/15/2025

Pumpkin carving, yard clean-up, fall sports — October is full of fun, but also hidden risks to your eyes. Wear protective eyewear when needed, and remember: regular checkups help us catch small issues before they become big problems.
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Low vision isn’t about what’s lost—it’s about what’s still possible. Our patients drive, read, and recognize loved ones ...
10/14/2025

Low vision isn’t about what’s lost—it’s about what’s still possible. Our patients drive, read, and recognize loved ones again with the right tools. Discover how low vision care differs from regular eye exams and why it’s life-changing.

Visit our website to learn how you can still live fully.


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Today is World Sight Day! Vision impacts every part of life — let’s celebrate by making sure yours is healthy and strong...
10/09/2025

Today is World Sight Day! Vision impacts every part of life — let’s celebrate by making sure yours is healthy and strong. Book your eye exam and take the next step toward clearer, more comfortable vision.
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Reading a favorite recipe, following a novel, or catching a subway sign—everyday moments become obstacles with low visio...
10/07/2025

Reading a favorite recipe, following a novel, or catching a subway sign—everyday moments become obstacles with low vision. But they don’t have to. Dr. Schoenbart specializes in personalized solutions, like bioptic telescope glasses, to help patients reclaim their independence.

Schedule your low vision evaluation today through our website.


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October is Eye Injury Prevention Month — and protecting your vision starts with awareness. From sports to home projects,...
10/01/2025

October is Eye Injury Prevention Month — and protecting your vision starts with awareness. From sports to home projects, taking the right precautions can save your sight. Schedule your annual eye exam today to keep your vision sharp all year long.
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Is studying harder because pages are too small or blurry?From digital readers to prismatic glasses, Dr. Schoenbart can d...
09/25/2025

Is studying harder because pages are too small or blurry?

From digital readers to prismatic glasses, Dr. Schoenbart can design solutions so students of any age can study more comfortably.

Learn how to help a loved one take the first step.


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Sports. Home projects. Yard work. Accidents happen—but 90% of eye injuries are preventable with proper protection. Wear ...
09/24/2025

Sports. Home projects. Yard work. Accidents happen—but 90% of eye injuries are preventable with proper protection. Wear safety glasses, and don’t take risks with your sight. Contact us to learn more about protecting your eyes.


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If someone tells you ‘nothing more can be done,’ it’s time for a second look.Low vision care focuses on rehabilitation—n...
09/18/2025

If someone tells you ‘nothing more can be done,’ it’s time for a second look.
Low vision care focuses on rehabilitation—not just diagnosis. Dr. Schoenbart helps patients adapt and thrive.

Find out what options are available to you.


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Address

1600 Stewart Avenue, Suite 108-A
Westbury, NY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+18883938266

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