
2025-2026 LOW VISION CLINIC DATES
Please note that the dates are subject to change.
Aug. 19, 2025 Paducah
Sept. 15, 2025 Lexington
Sept. 23, 2025 Lewis County
Oct. 13, 2025 KSB
Oct. 28, 2025 Wayne County
Nov. 10, 2025 KSD
Nov. 18, 2025 Paducah
Dec. 8, 2025 Larue County
Dec. 16, 2025 KEDC
Feb. 2, 2026 London
Feb. 10, 2026 KSB
Mar. 9, 2026 Bell County
Mar. 17, 2026 Floyd County
April 13, 2026 London
Apr. 21, 2026 Bowling Green
Apr. 27, 2026 Woodford County
May 7 and 9, 2026 KSB
May 12, 2026 CVI CLINIC @ KSB
May 15, 2026 VIPS
June 2 and 4 2026 CVI CLINIC @ KSB
June 12, 2026 KEDC
2026-2027 LOW VISION CLINIC DATES
AUGUST 27, 2026 CVI CLINIC @ KSB
Connie Hill, CLVT will be coordinating the clinical low vision evaluations that will occur throughout the school year. She will be collaborating with doctors Mejia, Sanchez and Carter-Nguyen to provide this valuable service.
PROCEDURES for making referral for a clinical low vision evaluation at KSB:
All referrals for clinical evaluations at KSB should be directed to Connie Hill or faxed to (502) 897-2850.
BEFORE an appointment can be scheduled and confirmed, the following must be submitted:
- Clinical Low Vision Referral Form
- Copy of signed evaluation plan form from the ARC indicating a clinical low vision evaluation
- Copy of the current Functional Vision Learning Media Assessment (within three years to the date of the Low Vision exam)
- Copy of current eye report (within one year to the date of the Low Vision exam)
Upon receiving the necessary forms, the appointment will be scheduled and an additional packet will be sent to the parents. This packet will include:
- Letter confirming the appointment with date and time
- Pediatric Medical History Form to be completed by the student and/or parent
- Preparing Your Student handout
- Permission form/release of records
- Directions to clinic location
PURPOSE of the Clinical Low Vision Evaluation:
The primary purpose of a clinical low vision evaluation is to determine whether an individual with low vision can benefit from optical and non-optical devices, as well as adaptive techniques, to enhance visual functioning. This type of evaluation should not be used to as a means to update eye reports or replace routine eye examinations. The clinical low vision evaluation differs from the examination of the primary eye care specialist by:
- Beginning with a comprehensive, goal-oriented case history
- Using special charts and materials for assessment of near and distance visual acuity not routinely used in general eye examinations.
- Going beyond the prescription of standard spectacles to prescribe optical, nonoptical, and/or nonvisual devices to help individuals meet specific visual needs
- Including the gathering of information about the individual’s functional use of vision
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Connie Hill or call 502-897-1583 or fax 502-897-8737.
