Individualized Education Program (iep) | Ohio Optometric Association
Offers information on eye examination that is required once student is identified with a disability and starts an Individualized Education Program (IEP) at school. Offers a list of participating eye doctors and provides financial assistance for eye exams and glasses for students who are uninsured.
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211 Cleveland
Physical Address
Hours
M-F 8:30am-4:30pm; Hours for local eye doctor office vary.
Fax
(614) 781-6521
Voice
Voice
Website
Application process
Phone for participating eye doctor or check the website once student is referred to a special education program. Appointment must be scheduled within 90 days of the initial diagnosis (unless student had an exam within the previous nine months). Phone local eye doctor for appointments. Uninsured need to request a voucher for payment that will be sent directly to the eye doctor of their choice from the participating list.
Fee
Fees vary by eye doctor and service. Organization will pay full amount for uninsured for eye exams and eye glasses.
Eligibility
Students in a special education program in grades K-12.
Service area
United States
Agency info
Ohio Optometric Association
Supports high quality optometric care for Ohio residents and the preservation and progress of optometry. Acts as an advocate to association members and patients and as a main resource for eye and vision public health information. Provides referrals to member optometrists who provide comprehensive eye care.