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meppThe document provides an update on services and programs at the Envision Low Vision Rehabilitation Center. It lists services like clinical low vision therapy, orientation and mobility training, vision rehabilitation therapy, and optical services. It also describes outreach programs focused on falls prevention research, Hispanic support groups, and educational resources for schools. The update promotes upcoming events like a Halloween party and after hours bowling.
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