Low vision care
Low vision care at Dua Old Age Home is tailored to support seniors who experience significant visual impairment or low vision, enhancing their independence, safety, and quality of life. Our approach to low vision care encompasses specialized services and adaptive strategies to meet the unique needs of each resident. Here is how we address low vision care:
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Service Satisfaction rate
Service Details
At Dua Old Age Home, our commitment to low vision care is rooted in enhancing independence, promoting safety, and improving the quality of life for seniors with visual impairments. We strive to create a supportive and empowering environment where residents with low vision can thrive and maintain their dignity.
Coverages
- Comprehensive Vision Assessments:
- Upon admission and periodically thereafter, residents undergo comprehensive vision assessments conducted by qualified eye care professionals. These assessments help determine the extent of visual impairment and guide personalized care planning.
- Assistive Devices and Technologies:
- We provide a range of assistive devices and technologies to enhance visual function and daily activities. This may include magnifiers, handheld and electronic magnifying devices, specialized lighting, large-print materials, and contrast-enhancing tools.
- Environmental Modifications:
- Our facility is designed with environmental modifications to promote safety and independence for residents with low vision. This includes adequate lighting, color contrast in décor and signage, and removal of hazards to minimize the risk of falls.
- Adaptive Strategies and Training:
- Our staff offers training in adaptive strategies and techniques to help residents maximize their remaining vision. This includes orientation and mobility training, learning techniques for reading and daily tasks, and utilizing assistive technology effectively.
- Medication and Health Monitoring:
- We assist residents with medication management and monitor their overall health closely, addressing any medical conditions that may impact their vision. Regular health assessments ensure early detection and management of eye-related issues.
- Personalized Care Plans:
- Each resident with low vision receives a personalized care plan that addresses their specific needs, preferences, and goals. The plan is regularly reviewed and adjusted to accommodate changes in vision and overall health.
- Social and Recreational Activities:
- We organize social and recreational activities that are inclusive and accessible for residents with low vision. These activities promote social interaction, mental stimulation, and enjoyment, fostering a sense of community among residents.
- Nutritional Support:
- Proper nutrition is crucial for overall health, including eye health. Our dietary team prepares balanced meals that support optimal vision and general well-being, considering any dietary restrictions or preferences.
- Family and Caregiver Involvement:
- We encourage family members and caregivers to participate in discussions about low vision care, learn about adaptive strategies, and provide ongoing support. Open communication ensures that everyone involved understands the resident’s needs and preferences.
- Continued Education and Support:
- We offer educational resources and support for residents and their families to better understand low vision conditions, adaptive technologies, and available community resources. This empowers individuals to make informed decisions and effectively manage visual impairment.
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