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Low Vision Aids & Devices in Lee's Summit
Fear You're Losing Your Independence?
We Can Help You Keep It
If you've been diagnosed with an eye disease, such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, or diabetic retinopathy, you may feel overwhelmed and confused about the next steps to take.
Our low vision team will supply you with the most up-to-date information, and prescribe you with optimal low vision aids and devices so you can live your best life.
What Does "Low Vision" Mean?
Low vision refers to vision loss that can't be corrected with standard glasses, contact lenses or surgery. However, it isn't considered blindness as limited eyesight remains. Symptoms typically include blind spots, poor night vision and blurred vision. Low vision is commonly caused by age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetes.
Fortunately, people with low vision can continue living full and meaningful lives with the help of low vision aids and devices.
A Low Vision Aid for Every Activity, Purpose, and Person
If low vision affects your ability to work or study, by making it more difficult to read the newspaper, work at your computer, watch TV, craft, or cook, CustomEyes - Lee's Summit can help. Our experienced low vision optometrist will fit you with the appropriate aids or devices that complement your visual needs and lifestyle.
With our help, you may be able to drive again and resume many of the activities you love.
Examples of Low Vision Aids and Devices
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Want to get back behind the wheel?
Consider bioptic telescopic, tinted, or side vision awareness glasses.
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Miss playing cards with the gang?
Microscope or telemicroscope glasses can help make it happen.
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Struggle to navigate a grocery store?
We offer several types of magnifiers that can take the stress out of your shopping experience.
We Can Help Maximize Your Remaining Vision
CustomEyes - Lee's Summit in Lee's Summit offers diagnostic screenings and treatments for macular degeneration and other severe eye diseases.
Our low vision eye doctors will consult with you and offer solutions that will help you manage symptoms and preserve your vision.
Low Vision FAQs
Low vision aids and devices maximize whatever usable vision you have left and help you maintain or regain your independence. These include electronic aids, such as screen readers and video magnifiers. Optical aids include standing and hand-held magnifiers, strong magnifying reading glasses, and small telescopes, among others. To learn more, contact CustomEyes - Lee's Summit today.
Low vision can be caused by a number of eye conditions and diseases, including age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetes, eye cancer, albinism, and genetic eye disorders. Eye injuries and traumatic brain injuries can also result in vision loss. If you or a loved one has low vision, contact our practice to learn how we can help you carry out your daily tasks more effectively.
The process begins with a comprehensive low vision eye exam by our low vision team. Once we've determined your degree and type of vision loss, we'll ask you about your lifestyle and suggest the aids or devices that can help you most. Then, we'll show you exactly how to use your new aids independently and answer any of your questions.
Patient Reviews
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Amy D. - Aug 21, 2026
We recently switched to this practice due to insurance changes, and while I was sad to leave our old... Show More eye doctor, this office made the transition easy. My daughter is profoundly deaf and communicates using ASL. Their standard practice is to use a digital/iPad interpreter, but I explained that an in-person interpreter works much better for her, especially as a young child — sign language is a visual language, and a screen interpreter is a lot harder for a kid to fully engage with.
They listened, and without any pushback, arranged an in-person interpreter for her appointment. It meant a lot that they were willing to adjust their normal process based on what actually works for my daughter, rather than just defaulting to what’s easiest for them. Great experience, and we’re glad to be patients here.
Marion M. - Aug 20, 2026
Staff at Custom Eyes were friendly, caring and professional. I go back there every time for reliable... Show More optical information.
Your Low Vision Eye Doctors in Lee's Summit
Hours Show More
- Monday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
- Tuesday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
- Wednesday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
- Thursday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
- Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
- Saturday By Appointment Only
- Sunday Closed
Insurance Plans Show More
- VSP
- Medicare
- United Healthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Spectera
- Davis Vision
- EyeMed
- Superior Vision
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Ready to see the world more clearly?
Let us help you maximize your remaining vision.