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Adult Eye Care
Supporting Healthy Eyes
Keeping your eyes on the road won’t help if you can’t see the road clearly. Poor eyesight is a factor in more than half of all vehicle accidents. Eye care makes the roads safer for everyone.
What services are provided?
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Free comprehensive eye care
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Eye and vision exams
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Prescriptions
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Eyeglasses
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Dilation
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Glaucoma screening
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Refraction
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Retinal photography
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Visual field exam
Who's Eligible?
Adults 18 and older who:
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Have a valid Fairfield, Lexington or Richland County ID
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Have no eye care insurance
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Have proof of low income (living on less than 200% of the Federal Poverty Level)
When you arrive to the clinic, please bring the following:
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South Carolina Photo ID or other form of personal identification. *If you do not have a South Carolina Photo ID, you will need proof of residency.
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Proof of income including any one of the following: tax records, Medicaid card, SNAP benefits, etc.
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Required paperwork
Safeguarding your vision as you age can have a tremendous impact on your quality of life. The American Optometric Association recommends that adults age 19 to 40 receive an eye exam at least every two years and one a year for everyone over age 60.
KEEP LIVING INDEPENDENTLY
An elderly person with poor vision is seven times more likely to fall or fracture a hip. Independent living is easier with good eye care.
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