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Accessible Living Solutions for Sighted and Vision-Impaired Individuals

Helping everyone live more fully—regardless of vision.

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Empowering Independence

At New England Low Vision and Blindness, we help people with vision loss live more independently through assistive technology, expert training, and personalized support. From reading and daily tasks to mobility and communication, we provide tools that restore confidence and improve quality of life—so you can stay active, connected, and in control.

  • Confidence: Regain the ability to manage everyday tasks with tools that support reading, mobility, and communication.
  • Safety: Reduce the risk of accidents at home and on the go with accessible devices designed for low vision users.
  • Freedom: Stay engaged with your community, pursue hobbies, and live on your own terms with greater ease.

Solutions for Everyday Living

Vision loss doesn't have to limit your ability to manage daily life. With the right tools and support, everyday tasks become easier, safer, and more empowering. Explore how our low vision solutions can help you maintain independence in every area of your life.

Home Management

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Organize your home with bump dots, talking clocks, large-print labels, and contrast-enhancing tools to navigate safely and confidently.

Personal Care & Hygiene

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Use hands-free magnifiers, voice-guided grooming tools, and tactile markers to simplify daily routines like shaving, applying makeup, or managing medications.

Reading & Writing

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Read mail, books, or recipes using video magnifiers, text-to-speech readers, or braille devices. Write checks or sign documents with bold pens and writing guides.

Technology & Communication

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Stay connected with easy-to-use technology and caring support to help you communicate and live independently with confidence.

Kitchen & Cooking

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Prepare meals with talking kitchen scales, bold measuring tools, tactile timers, and nonslip surfaces to enhance safety and independence.

Training and Support

Technology alone isn’t enough — knowing how to use it confidently is what truly changes lives. That’s why we offer personalized training and expert support to help individuals with low vision or blindness live more independently.

Our certified low vision specialists provide one-on-one instruction, either in-person or remotely, tailored to your unique needs and goals. Whether you're learning to use a new video magnifier, screen reader, or wearable device, we ensure you get the most from your technology

We Offer:

  • In-home or remote training tailored to each user’s abilities and environment
  • On-site technology demonstrations to explore different product options
  • Personalized assessments to recommend the right tools for your goals
  • Orientation and mobility training to support safe navigation • iPad, tablet, and smartphone accessibility training
  • Training for schools, educators, families, and caregivers
  • Ongoing support to ensure long-term success with your devices

We’re here not just to provide tools — but to empower you with the skills to use them with confidence, every day.

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Customer Success Stories

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Martha T.

"I finally feel independent again — thank you!"

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James W

"Excellent support and life-changing technology."

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Nina D.

"My mother can now cook and read with ease thanks to your team."

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Meredith M.

“My high school student and I had the pleasure of working with Gloria Stuart, AT specialist from NE Low Vision.”

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Technology-Driven Solutions

From smart magnifiers to AI-powered glasses, we offer the latest tools designed to increase safety, independence, and productivity.

Training That Empowers

Our expert trainers help individuals gain the skills needed to use assistive devices confidently in daily life.

Full-Spectrum Services

We provide assessments, training, installation, and long-term support under one roof

Caregiver and Educator Resources

We offer training and education for those supporting individuals with visual impairments.

Accessible Shopping Experience

Explore our online catalog with confidence, backed by knowledgeable support and easy ordering.

Personalized Tech Training for Every Ability

Gain Confidence and Independence with TechCare

Struggling with technology shouldn’t hold you back. TechCare by New England Low Vision and Blindness offers compassionate, one-on-one technology training designed for people of all abilities — from complete beginners to experienced users. Whether you’re battling frustrating pop-ups, learning to video call loved ones, managing online appointments, or exploring adaptive tools for vision loss, our patient instructors provide tailored support in person, remotely, or through hybrid sessions. Any device, any challenge — we’re here to help you connect, communicate, and thrive with confidence.

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