Interview with Low Vision Technician, Holly, who has Stargardt Disease.

Introducing our newest low vision technician, Holly! Included, as well, are two clips of her dispensing telescopic glasses for the first time at a satellite office. Some credentials:
--2006, began career in optometry in Indianapolis area
--Learned a variety of positions via cross-training, leading to more advanced roles
--2009, began leadership/management/training roles
--2012, volunteered for Foundation Fighting Blindness and continues to assist with their annual Vision Walk event
--2013, diagnosed with Stargardt Macular Dystrophy
--Developed a great passion for learning more about low vision and researching ways to help others with diagnoses similar to her own
--2020, moved with husband and three children back to hometown in southern Indiana
--2021, hired by Midwest Low Vision to become a Low Vision Rockstar!
Feel free to give Holly a call if you have any questions about our low vision care and services offered. The condition she has been diagnosed with is known by many names, including Stargardt Disease, Stargardt Macular Dystrophy, Stargardt Macular Degeneration, Juvenile Macular Degeneration, Stargardt's, and more.
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Address:
Walter Jarrod Long, OD
Midwest Low Vision
660 S. College Ave.
Bloomington IN, 47403

[@claudialong334]

Holly looks like a great addition to your wonderful staff! Looking forward to meeting her👍🙂

[@dr.davidarmstrong5881]

This is a very interesting video, Dr. Long. I'm sure that Holly will be a great asset to your practice and also very helpful to your patients. She will be able to relate to them as only another person with low vision can. Good luck with the new job Holly.

[@midwestlowvisiondr.jarrodl8904]

Thank you for the kind comments, Dr. Dave!

[@charliepryer6026]

Terrific insight!