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Colorado Low Vision Specialists Serving People with Vision Impairments

Have you been diagnosed with a vision disorder?
Are you experiencing challenges living with vision loss?
Ensight Skills Center can help.

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What is Ensight?

Ensight Skills and Curtis Strong Centers for low-vision rehabilitation is an accredited, 501©3 organization. Our professionals provide specialized services that enhance the lives of people struggling with vision loss. Our services include low vision assessments, education, training, tools, and support your need to live independently with vision loss. 

Ensight Mission
To provide people with low vision the services and resources that empower independent and productive living.

  • Assessment of remaining vision
  • Occupational therapy and skills training
  • Education and support
  • Orientation and mobility instruction
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Low Vision Assessments

Provided by low-vision trained optometrist and occupational therapist

A woman wearing glasses and a tan sweater uses a video magnifier at a desk to read printed materials. The assistive technology device displays magnified text on a monitor showing content about women in history. Physical documents and newspapers are positioned on the reading platform beneath the camera. A bookshelf is visible in the background.

Assistive Technology

Low-vision devices recommended, provided with training

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Education and Support

Support group meetings and one-on-one mentors

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Core Values: 
We provide the highest quality low vision care possible 

We provide this care in accordance with high ethical standards, compassion, and respect for all 

We protect the dignity, autonomy, and integrity of all our clients 

We manage the resources at our disposal with wisdom, efficiency, and fairness 


Testimonials

“I wish I had known about Ensight sooner. The services my dad received from Ensight made a great deal of difference in his attitude and ability to stay active and independent. He is reading again and working on his hobbies! Thank you, Ensight.”

“My angels! After I was diagnosed with Macular Degeneration I got very depressed. Ensight’s occupational therapist, optometrist, and support staff showed me that I could be independent. I just needed to adapt. I don’t even want to think about where I would be today without Ensight.”

“I feel like there is hope for my future. When my mom lost her vision, I was so scared it would happen to me. Now, with the support of Ensight, I know that I can find my own way, even with Macular Degeneration.”

“I can’t thank Ensight enough for my Enhanced Vision magnifier. Without it and the training I would not be able to write this or do my check book. I can read most everything. Most of all, I can enjoy my great-grandchildren’s pictures. May God bless one and all at Ensight.”

On reading with a video magnifier also know as a CCTV:
“I feel like I have been let out of prison! I can read again!”

“When I saw how my mother was implementing her training from Ensight’s team in the kitchen I felt a great deal of relief. For the first time in a long time, I felt she was handling things safely. Thank you Ensight.”

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Proud to be accredited by AER

the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired



Ensight Skills Center is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

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