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Welcome to Caring.com's Senior Vision Care page. Find the answers you're looking for, connect to others like you, or get expert advice about Senior Vision Care.
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Vision care for seniors. Regular eye exams every two years by a specialist in eye disease (ophthalmologist) or someone who examines the eyes (optometrist) are necessary,
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Symptoms of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) warrant a professional evaluation. Hand-eye coordination (or visual-spatial) problems can signal MCI.
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