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Our heart and soul is about making a difference in people’s lives.
Sage Vision recognizes that combating low vision is bigger than just us. We create connections with individuals and families coping with life-changing devastating eye conditions and help them find low vision solutions.

Assistive technology involves devices and technology specifically designed to help people with vision loss and other disabilities access the world around them and live more independently. Sage Vision is your low vision assistive technology partner in Pennsylvania.

Sage Vision Proudly Supports

Exhibitor Day Friday April 23, 2021
The 2021 Virtual Chapter Conference
April 21 – 23, 2021
Taking Charge: Restore, Refresh, Renew

PRA Virtual Professional Development Institute
April 14, 2021
8:00am-4:30pm

PaTTAN Short Term Loan Program (STL)

The PaTTAN Short Term Loan (STL) program is a lending library of assistive technology (AT) kits available to local educational agencies (LEA) for a trial period of four to six weeks.

See how it works and who is eligible

A Powerful Story from a Sage Vision Client

I know you are busy, but wanted to drop you a quick email to thank you again for all your wonderful help and great training on my Sara Leeee, I love her!!!! I am zipping right along now and reading all the stuff I need to without bugging my office staff…… What a game changer I am getting to the point I can do anything I used to before my vision loss. except drive, I thought about helping Shawn drive home from Virginia last week, but I am certain we would have gotten lost! LOL!!!!!

All kidding aside, you are changing so many lives it is wonderful. Thank you for changing my life for the better, helping me with my work, but especially for being you! so glad to know you !!!!

Big hugs and kisses, Best to everyone there.

Rachael

Freedom Scientific Student of the Month – Congratulations Taylor!

Taylor is the Freedom Scientific Student of the Month. She loves Freedom Scientific technology because it enables her to fully participate in remote learning and regularly communicate with her peers both in and out of the classroom. She has been a JAWS user for more than seven years and uses the Focus 40 Blue braille display to access applications, find information, and connect with friends and family. Taylor recently began using an ElBraille to read textbooks and study for exams.