THE EYE SITE - June 14-September 30, 2003
"The Eye Site" is a traveling exhibit on Low Vision.  It was developed by the National Eye Institute (NEI), part of the federal government's National Institutes of Health.  It provides information on Low Vision in English and Spanish and features five kiosks with an interactive multimedia touchscreen program, a display of assistive devices, and a list of local Low Vision resources.

Join us at the following Exhibit locations:

PARK MEADOWS (I-25 and C-470) from Saturday, June 14 until Saturday, June 28

SOUTHWEST PLAZA (8501 W. Bowles Ave., Littleton) from Saturday, July 5 until Friday, August 1.

FOOTHILLS MALL (College Ave. and Foothills Pkwy., Fort Collins) from Saturday, August 2 until Wednesday, August 27.

PUEBLO MALL (I-25 and University Blvd., Pueblo) Friday, August 29 until Tuesday, September 30.

CSEPS member Michael J. Taravella, MD (far left), CSEPS President Elect Michael L. Miller, MD, (second from right), and CSEPS Executive Director Laurel W. Selby, MPA (far right) join other guests at the grand opening of "The Eye Site" traveling exhibit on Low Vision at Park Meadows on Saturday, June 14, 2003.

National Eye Care Project
(1-800-222-3937)
The CSEPS is a state sponsor of the National Eye Care Project. The NECP is a public service project sponsored by state ophthalmological societies and the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and is designed to provide medical eye care for those who might otherwise go without.
To serve those who most need medical eye care, volunteer ophthalmologists (Eye M.D.s) are providing care for U.S. citizens or legal residents who are 65 and older and do not have access to an ophthalmologist they may have seen in the past. Although there is no financial qualification for the program, the emphasis of the project is on helping those without previous access to an ophthalmologist and on helping those who may be without the means to pay.
Call 1-800-222-3937 to locate a participating Eye M.D. in your area.