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To
Whom It May Concern,
We were pleased to work with Vision Research in the Eye Check program,
and would highly recommend the use of photo-refraction technology
as an excellent way to conduct vision screenings in school. The
children in our schools have benefited from this health effort,
and we look forward to the opportunity to work with Vision Research
again in the future.
Sincerely,
Director-Student Services
Savannah, GA
Addressed to:
Spec. Assist. to State Superintendent of Educ.
Jackson, Mississippi
Dear Sir,
We recently had our students in K-2 tested by the vision screening
program conducted by Vision Research. We were very pleased with
the results found by the testing, which resulted in some of our
students getting glasses and we had one student to have surgery
where they found a parasite. We are very much interested in our
other students receiving the vision screening.
Respectfully Submitted,
Principal
cc: Vision Research Corporation
Vision
Research Corporation,
I wanted to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your photorefractive
ocular screening program. I saw Jacob Ellis whose screening photo
showed hyperopic anisometropia. With glasses and patching, Jacob's
vision has greatly improved in his amblyopic eye. Without this screening,
Jacob's parents may not have caught this vision problem in time
to correct it and improve vision.
On a personal note, my son was screened by the program when he was
4 years old. My exam 6 months previously demonstrated no ocular
problems. When I received the photo with a report that he was noted
as having a possible problem, I was reluctant to believe the results.
After testing him again, I found him to be amblyopic in his left
eye. Today, he is doing great and improving.
I am impressed with this screening program and hope that it continues
so that it can help detect eye anomalies in children who might not
otherwise be diagnosed.
Sincerely,
Ophthalmologist
Gadsden, Alabama
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Addressed
to:
Superintendent
Jefferson County Bd. of Education
Dear
Sir;
My son, Nolan, recently had a vision screening performed on him
at his school. The results came back suggesting that he may have
a problem with one of his eyes. We immediately made an appointment
for him with a pediatric ophthalmologist. Nolan was diagnosed as
having 20/400 vision in one eye. With a patch and eyeglasses, the
eye in question will be able to be corrected. The ophthalmologist
suggested this was very good that the problem was detected at this
early age. With no warning from Nolan, we had no knowledge that
there was any kind of a problem. It was only through the screening
that this problem was detected.
I am ever so grateful for helping us to correct such a situation
as this. If this test had not been administered within the next
two years, we were told that Nolan would be considered legally blind
in this eye.
Again, I would just like to say THANKS for this service.
With sincere appreciation,
Father
Birmingham, Alabama
cc: Vision Research Corporation
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