Did you know that Asia is home to 65% of the world's burden of visual impairment?¹

Explore this factsheet which highlights the prevalence of myopia and amblyopia in Asia Pacific and its impact on patient's vision.

Vision problems are common among children, with 19 million worldwide living with a vision disorder.²

To help provide clarity around pediatric vision screening, we have compiled the most common questions and answers regarding this vital test. 

Healthcare providers need to be equipped with the right technology to help eradicate preventable blindness in children.

Learn how to bring vision screening to your patients with our interactive eBook. 

Instrument-based vision screening provides an opportunity for all children to be screened during regular check-ups with their pediatrician. 

Here’s what pediatric clinicians and physicians should know about eye exams for children. 

Find out more about photo screening versus visual acuity and the effectiveness of photo screening in children.

Read about the top 5 ways an
instrument-based vision screener can help improve vision screenings at your school. 

In a non-intrusive span of five to eight seconds, the Spot Vision Screener indicated Ryder had extreme farsightedness in his left eye. Find out how Ryder's life changed for the better. 

Adding instrument-based vision screening to your workflow means more children have their vision screened and are potentially referred for
vision-saving treatment.

To help make it easier to choose the best vision screener for your needs, we wanted to share our top 5 points before you make the investment.

The most critical time to find vision problems is during the early years, when problems can be corrected while visual pathways are still forming. See how 11 month old Landon survived retinoblastoma.

Changes in vision are normal, but the best way to prevent vision loss and blindness is to have an eye exam regularly, even before symptoms arise.

Read more to discover solutions that help prevent vision loss in children. 

As the Greenwich Lions Club KidSight coordinator, Alan provides school-aged children with free vision screenings using the Welch Allyn Spot Vision Screener.  

Read more to find out about Alan's journey in overcoming his vision disorder.

Read on about Sarah's incredible story from piloting a C-130 in a critical mission to help thousands of people affected by Hurricane Harvey to making a positive impact in the community through her volunteer work with the Lions Club.

In November 2018, the Missouri State University Office of Citizenship & Service-Learning (CASL) used multiple Spot Vision Screeners to help screen homeless and at-risk individuals for vision problems during the annual Hope Connection event in Springfield, Missouri. 

Find out the Half Helen Foundation ensure that children everywhere have access to high-quality preventive screenings and a comprehensive eye examination annually.