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42Limited1929 Bayview Ave #203, East York, ON M4G 3E8, Canada
Last updated July 2026
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Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC) provides specialized vision loss rehabilitation services through certified specialists across multiple locations in Canada, helping individuals with vision loss maintain independence and quality of life.
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Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC) is a specialized provider of rehabilitation services for adults and older adults who have experienced vision loss or blindness. Their certified specialists offer a range of services and programs designed to help individuals adjust to vision changes and maintain independence within their homes and communities.
VLRC provides primary services, specialized programs, and concentrated programs tailored to people managing vision loss. They accept referrals from healthcare professionals and family members and work with individuals of all ages, including seniors and veterans. The organization is CARF Canada accredited, reflecting commitment to quality and specialized expertise.
VLRC operates multiple locations across Canada and welcomes referrals for people experiencing vision loss. They also partner with Veterans Affairs Canada and offer specialized support for Indigenous health care needs. Consultation and assessment are available to help determine which services best suit each person's situation.
Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed July 2026.
Services offered
What low vision services typically cost
VLRC sets its own prices. These are typical ranges across Canada, so you know what to expect before you ask.
- Low-vision assessmentFree through some charities
- Often free to $250
- Rehabilitation and trainingCNIB and VLRC often no-charge
- Often free to $150 per hour
- Device fitting and follow-upPlus the cost of any device
- Included to $200
Costs in CAD, illustrative as of 2026. Many core services through CNIB and Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada are offered at no charge, while optometrist-led low-vision clinics may bill an assessment fee. What you pay depends on the provider and whether your province or insurance covers it.
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Who This Provider Is Best For
- Older adults and seniors experiencing vision loss or blindness
- Veterans with vision-related disabilities
- Indigenous adults seeking vision loss rehabilitation
- People seeking to maintain independence after vision loss
Languages Supported
- English
- French
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VLRC holds a 3.0-star rating across 2 Google reviews.
Most recent reviews
Timothy Dalion
10 months ago · via Google
The manager of health ops, initals, SM woods. She treated me horribly. raising her voice at me and blaming me for my eye sight loss
Licenses & Registrations
Associations & Accreditations
- CARF Canada Accredited
- Authorized service provider for Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC)
Location
1929 Bayview Ave #203, East York, ON M4G 3E8, Canada
Also serves
- Multiple locations across Canada
- Toronto, Ontario (headquarters)
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