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ACCESS AND BARRIERS TO VISION, EYE, AND HEALTH CARE

Access to vision, eye and health care is a major problem in the United States. Without access to care, an individual‟s health and quality of life are reduced and diseases are not prevented, diagnosed, treated or managed. Without access to vision care, individuals may not be able to effectively participate in their communities, drive safely, perform effectively on their jobs, read, learn in schools, access information needed for activities of daily living, avoid accidents and falls, and will not have adequate protection from eye injuries and accidents. All other vision, eye and health care issues are secondary to having access to care.