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Are any financial benefits or other services available for people who have lost vision?

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Are any financial benefits or other services available for people who have lost vision?

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People who are legally blind may be eligible for a larger federal tax deduction and should contact their local IRS office. People who are legally blind and 64 years of age or younger and unable to work may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability. Persons who are experiencing problems related to low vision or blindness may be eligible to receive special transportation, reading and rehabilitation services. There are also support groups available. To speak with a social worker about these services, contact the Wills Eye Hospital Social Services Department at (215) 928-3007.

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