Low-vision rehabilitation FOR COLORADO
Help patients do more with the vision they have.
Ensight partners with ophthalmologists and eye-care teams to help people keep reading, moving, working, and living independently—even when medical treatment cannot restore lost vision.
Ensight complements ongoing medical eye care and communicates recommendations back to the referring practice.
Accredited by AER
Colorado nonprofit since 2001
Interdisciplinary low-vision team
When to refer
Listen for what vision loss is taking away.
A patient does not need to meet a single acuity threshold. Refer when vision is interfering with a meaningful daily activity and ordinary correction or treatment has not solved it.
A simple technician prompt
“What is one thing your vision is making harder to do?”
Whole-person care
Practical skills, useful tools, renewed confidence.
Ensight begins with the patient’s goals, then builds a personalized plan around the tasks that matter most.
Low-vision assessment
A low-vision trained optometrist and occupational therapist identify useful remaining vision and practical goals.
Occupational therapy
Individual training builds safer, more confident routines for reading, self-care, home tasks, and daily life.
Assistive technology
Patients try magnification, lighting, contrast, and accessible technology—with training to use what fits.
Mobility and support
Orientation and mobility instruction, education, peer support, and resources help patients stay connected.
What happens next
A straightforward path from referral to greater independence.
1
Send the referral
Fax the short form and recent eye information to Ensight at (970) 207-9844.
2
Ensight contacts the patient
Our team explains the program, answers questions, and coordinates the most appropriate appointment.
3
The care team stays informed
The referring practice receives recommendations so medical care and rehabilitation remain connected.
Early referral changes what comes next
Give patients an answer beyond “nothing more can be done.”
Ensight helps patients turn remaining vision into everyday capability, confidence, and connection.