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appropriate eye care services. Callers who have not had an eye exam in the past 12 months and are at increased risk for glaucoma may be eligible for a glaucoma eye exam through the Glaucoma EyeCare Program. Eyeglasses, prescription drugs, hospital services and the fees of other medical professionals are excluded.


• Older Alabamians System of Information and Services (OASIS) 1305 James I Harrison Pkwy. E. Tuscaloosa, AL 35405


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Treated like family. Unbeatable service. Legendary results.


Tuscaloosa | Northport North River


www.BryantBank.com 205.464.4646


The Alabama Department of Rehabilitation


Services’ OASIS Program is dedicated to renewing independent and rewarding lifestyles for Alabama’s older adults who have vision problems. OASIS provides low-vision exams and aids, mobility instruction, adaptive equipment, instruction in independent living skills, and evaluation and referrals. A program of services is designed to meet your personal goals and objectives. Mobility specialists train you to become independent outside the home. OASIS rehabilitation teachers are experienced in helping you learn new or adaptive methods of performing day-to-day activities such as meal preparation, money identifi cation and management, reading adaptations and communication skills. Services are free and are available


regardless of your fi nancial need. If you are 55 years or older and are experiencing visual problems, contact an OASIS service site. In Tuscaloosa call 205-554-1300 or 1-800-441-7607 for more information.


Additional Assistance


Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Tuscaloosa Regional Center 2412 Skyland Blvd. E Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 205-345-2883 www.aidb.org


Eligible veterans should contact the Veterans Administration for vision services offered.


205-333-2990 • www.westalabamaaging.org


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