• Vision Conditions
• Eye Diseases
  • Infant Vision:
    Birth to 24 Months of Age
  • Preschool Vision:
    2 to 5 Years of Age
  • School-aged Vision:
    6 to 18 Years of Age
  • Adult Vision:
    19 to 40 Years of Age
  • Adult Vision:
    41 to 60 Years of Age
  • Adult Vision:
    Over 60 Years of Age
• Caring for Your Vision
  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Flood-Related Eye Care Precautions
  • Comprehensive Eye and Vision Examination
  • UV Protection
    • UV Protection with Contact Lenses
  • Protecting Your Eyes at Work
    • Computer Vision Syndrome
    • Guidelines for The Use of Contact Lenses In Industrial Environments
  • Children's Vision
    • Infant's Vision
    • Preschool Vision
    • School-Age Children
    • Toys, Games, and Your Child's Vision
  • Corneal Modifications
  • Contact Lenses
  • Low Vision
    • What Causes Low Vision?
    • Common Types of Low Vision
    • Low Vision Care
    • Low Vision Exam
    • Low Vision Devices
    • Low Vision Rehabilitation
  • Sports & Vision
    • Important Vision Skills for Sports
• Parents and Educators
  • How Your Eyes Work
  • A Look at Reading and Vision
  • Activity Sheets
    • Activity Sheet 1: How the Eyes Work
    • Activity Sheet 2: Your Eye-Q Test
    • Activity Sheet 3: Focus on Seeing
    • Activity Sheet 4: Healthy Eyes Checklist
    • Activity Sheet 5: Eyes in Action
  • Classroom Exercises
    • Classroom Exercises: Day and Night
    • Classroom Exercises: Pinhole Focusing

Referral Instructions

VISION USA STATE-RUN PROGRAMS

The following states participate in VISION USA using a local screening agency. Please refer to the instructions in your state.