New bill undermines essential health benefits, weakens protections for patients with pre-existing conditions Prevent Blindness opposes any attempts to remove the Affordable Care Act (ACA)’s essential health benefits protection, particularly
Award to be presented on March 15, 2018, at the Prevent Blindness Person of Vision Dinner at the Lotte New York Palace, New York City Prevent Blindness has chosen Sue Downes, CEO
More than 250 nurses will be in attendance to receive their vision screening certifications Studies indicate that about one in four school-aged children have a vision problem that requires treatment
September is Sports Eye Safety Awareness Month at Prevent Blindness, designed to Educate Public on Need for Proper Eye Protection While Playing Sports According to recent data from Prevent Blindness,
Award Presented to Dr. Sean Donahue, Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Vanderbilt University Prevent Blindness, the nation’s oldest volunteer eye health and safety organization, and the National Center
Prevent Blindness advocates for essential health benefits that include children’s vision benefits. On July 25, the United States Senate voted 51-50, with the tie-breaking vote cast by Vice President Mike
Prevent Blindness Educate Public on the Importance of Healthy Vision for Kids As children in most parts of the country head back to school, Prevent Blindness, the nation’s oldest non-profit
Congressional Briefing/Screening/Research Poster Session held during Dry Eye Awareness Month—July 2017 ALLIANCE FOR EYE AND VISION RESEARCH (AEVR) In conjunction with TEAR FILM & OCULAR SURFACE SOCIETY (TFOS) Invite you
Volunteer Delegates Gather to Meet with Government Representatives, Advocate on Vision and Eye Health Issues Prevent Blindness will be holding its twelfth annual “Eyes on Capitol Hill” advocacy day on Tuesday,
Injuries from fireworks sent 8,000 Americans to the emergency room over the Fourth of July holiday. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), estimated that injuries from fireworks sent 8,000
