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BSBP Resources
Resources
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Michigan and Local Organizations and Services
List of groups or organizations related to blindness. -
National Organizations
Links to national organizations related to blindness. -
Careers in Blind Rehabilitation
Careers in the field of Blind Rehabilitation include Rehabilitation Counselor,
Rehabilitation Teacher, and Orientation and Mobility Instructor, among others, with workplaces in a variety of settings.Read more information at the University
links below:Western Michigan University, Department
of Blindness and Low Vision StudiesMichigan State University, College of
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FIND an Eye Doctor
Eye doctor resources to assist you in choosing the right professional to meet your needs.
American Optometric Association (AOA)
For Eye Doctors
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Referring Your Patients
Eye doctors are often the first professionals that people consult when they experience vision loss. After doing all that you can do professionally, you can do even more -- by referring your eligible low-vision patients to the (Michigan) Bureau of Services for Blind Persons for services.
For information about the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons, read more at www.michigan.gov/bsbp or call toll-free at 1-800-292-4200. -
Eligibility
Your patients must meet certain criteria to become a BSBP customer.
- BSBP Eye Report Form (PDF) Use this form to refer eligible blind and visually impaired patients age 14 and over to the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons.
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Forms
Use the BSBP forms below to get your patients started!