Prevent Blindness Ohio connects people to sight-saving resources. The program serves more than 1 million Ohioans each year!
Clermont County Public Health works closely with Prevent Blindness Ohio to assist Clermont County residents in getting a free eye exam and/or glasses. If you do not have a vision program through your insurance plan, contact us at (513) 735-8400 to see if you qualify. Some insurance plans will cover the eye exam but not glasses.
Anyone without vision insurance with a household income of 200% of the current federal poverty guidelines or lower qualifies for Prevent Blindness Ohio services. If you are approved for the program, you will receive a voucher to take to a local provider who donates their time and expertise to help with getting an exam and glasses.
“Through this program, I am now able to take my driver’s license exam for the first time in years,” stated a recent participant. Safe driving requires complex visual processes – abilities that may begin to decline as you age. A loss of your visual abilities could endanger you and others on the road. This is the type of impact Prevent Blindness Ohio can have on a community.
If you have any questions or need assistance with improving your eyesight, please call (513) 735-8400 to see if you qualify.
