Braille institute of america Reviews

Braille Institute and Sight Store for many years of service, thank you.

They help people with visual problems gain independence.

My social workers and doctors referred me to this place to make an appointment because it was the closest facility in my area. When I called to make an appointment they mentioned transportation services were possible. I was denied the services because this facility did not pick up people in my area yet this was checked by my doctors and social worker. My referrals were "lost" but various calls to my doctor ensured me that they had sent them numerous times. Over two months of constant miscommunication deterred my ability to obtain a new pair of special glasses. My doctor mentions this is the only place specialized to aid in making them.

Great place for people who are blind or who are low vision to get help and assistance they also have a low vision store on site to help people with sight visibility disabilities classes are available in a library that has talking books for those who are visually impaired

My mother has had macular for several years. It has been extremely difficult. I took mom there for a few years taking several classes. She really enjoyed them and I have many ceramic pieces to show her successes. Also, all the people that work their won my appreciation and respect. I marveled at how they addressed all by their first names. Even after not going for a couple of years, they remembered Lucy and Linda.
I give the Braille Inst great praise and a big THANK YOU.

Heroes and miracle workers are employed here. I am not blind; in fact, my vision is quite good. However, one of my best friends has been blind since birth, and he taught in this facility at one point and had nothing but glowing praise for the place. As he is a good friend and has never lied to me to my knowledge, I believe him. I also live across the street from the facility and see students coming and going every day, most with big smiles on their faces. It s obvious to anyone that can see (no pun intended) that this facility does good things on a daily basis.

I have been at the facility for many lectures and seminars. Also to buy items at the Vista Store. The facility is great and the people who help are wonderful.

The Braille lives up to its motto, "Empowering the visually impaired to live independent lives." The school is amazing and always offers more.

Because of Tamar's help and training I got the best help. I know that if I kneed any kind of supplies or help with anything I can go here and get what I kneed.