Empowering care home staff with the knowledge and tools to champion better eye health for every resident.
Our online Visual Impact Training for care staff demonstrates the importance of regular eye examinations using our person-centred testing methods. Simulation demonstrations give them a clearer picture of the difficulties that residents face with conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration.
Our interactive course also covers the importance of wearing glasses and explains how our Task Tag system can help reduce the risk of falls in the care environment. Residents and relatives are always welcome to attend.
Why regular, person-centred eye tests are essential for residents' quality of life.
How glasses correct vision and the impact of refractive error
Internal and external eye conditions, how they impact the vision and how they are treated
How Task Tags identify residents at risk and help reduce falls in the care environment.
Methods for communicating with residents who have visual impairment or dementia.
Available online — flexible to suit your care home's schedule.
Our simulation presentation allows staff to experience what vision loss actually feels like — creating genuine empathy and better care decisions.
Clouding of the lens causing blurred, hazy vision — common in older adults and progressive.
Causes tunnel vision through optic nerve damage — often no early symptoms.
Loss of central vision making faces and reading increasingly difficult.
Call our team to discuss your care home's training needs and schedule.
We'll arrange a convenient date — online or in person at your care home.
Staff, residents and relatives participate in the interactive Visual Impact Training.
Armed with new awareness, staff deliver better, more empathetic eye care daily.
When care staff truly understand what residents experience visually, they provide more compassionate, effective and proactive support.
care home residents has an untreated vision problem
of falls in care homes are linked to poor vision
of vision impairment is preventable or treatable
of sessions include hands-on simulation experience