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Providing Help and Assistance
to those with Low Vision
Education and Support for the Vision
Impaired
CSVR is a non-profit 501c3 medical clinic with a community based board of directors. Represented are, in addition to community leaders and organizers, individuals with vision loss and others active in the health care field. We see people with any eye condition, of any age, and with or without insurance coverage. We are highly accessible and responsive. We believe that we can provide help and assistance to almost all with low vision, and make every possible effort to do so. Read the article below: Vision Rehab Helps People With Low Vision Navigate the World
Our Mission
To provide accessible, modern, comprehensive, compassionate and multidisciplinary care to those with vision loss or blindness.MOBILE, AL
251-476-4744
DAPHNE, AL
251-928-2888
Message from our Doctors
Thank you for your interest in vision rehabilitation and for visiting our web site. Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation (CSVR) helps all with any degree of vision loss. We are highly accessible, responsive and open to all. Our policies are designed to make all of the resources, training, aids and devices available to all who will benefit. We offer individualized, personal care. We see patients of any age, with any type or degree of vision loss, and with or without medical insurance or other coverage. A large inventory of strong glasses, adaptive aids and equipment are stocked at our offices. A thorough initial evaluation of each person allows us to choose the aids best suited for the type and severity of vision loss, preventing the purchase of inappropriate and often costly devices. All can be demonstrated in the office, and many can be used on a trial basis. Our Occupational Therapist and other office personnel can provide additional training and back-up. We welcome any and all questions, comments and feedback.
Joe Fontenot M.D., CLVT
Help for Veterans with
vision loss
Many veterans of military service do not
realize that help for their vision loss
may be available through the Veterans
Administration. Vision loss may be
covered, and much help obtained, even
if vision loss is not service connected.
Low vision resulting from macular
degeneration, diabetic eye disease,
glaucoma, etc. may be covered by the
VA.
MAKE A DONATION
CSVR is a non-profit 501c3 professional medical organization with tax-exempt status. Its primary support is through the generous donations of individuals and foundations. To Make a Donation Donate securely using your credit card:CSVR on the news with
Devon Walsh at WKRG TV
Casino Night Fundraiser April 4, 2019
May 2020:
Greetings from the Alabama
Healthcare Hall of Fame. On
behalf of its Board of Directors
it
is my privilege to announce that Dr. Joe
Fontenot has been selected as a
member of the Alabama Healthcare
Hall of Fame, Class of 2020. Dr.
Fontenot was chosen for this
distinguished honor because of
outstanding contributions and exemplary
service to healthcare throughout the
State of Alabama.
Dr. Catherine Elizabeth
(Beth) Coward, 59, of
Fairhope, AL, passed away
on September 3, 2020, at
UAB Hospital.
Dr. Coward practiced
Ophthalmology and Oculoplastics in Foley
beginning in 1994 and was one of the first
female surgeons in Baldwin County. Beth was a
Board Certified Ophthalmologist and active in
the Baldwin County Medical Society. Dr. Coward
was known to her colleagues, residents, nurses
and patients as a compassionate, caring and
'talkative' physician with a great sense of humor.
Dr. Coward served on the board for the
Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation
where she was a faithful supporter.
Charles Robert
Salisbury, born on May
1,1953, in Monroe,
Louisiana, and resident of
Mobile, Alabama, since
1984, passed away on
September 19, 2020.
Dr. Salisbury was a graduate of Tulane University
School of Medicine completing a residency in
Ophthalmology and a fellowship in
Vitreous/Retina also at Tulane. Dr. Salisbury
moved to Mobile in 1984 to begin a practice in
Ophthalmology and within a few years joined the
Premier Medical Group. He was humble, a true
gentleman and often described as a "prince of a
fella." Dr. Salisbury was a long-standing
member of board of Community Services for
Vision Rehabilitation. He was always supportive
and eager to help in any way.
CSVR will miss each of these Board Member and
will continue to have family members in our
thoughts and prayers.
FOLEY, AL
251-721-1160
Cheri Glaus OD
Copyright © CSVRLowVision.org. All Rights Reserved. Website hosted by North Mobile Internet Services, Inc.
Providing Help and Assistance to those with Low Vision
Education and Support for the Vision Impaired
CSVR is a non-profit 501c3 medical clinic with a community based board of directors. Represented are, in addition to community leaders and organizers, individuals with vision loss and others active in the health care field. We see people with any eye condition, of any age, and with or without insurance coverage. We are highly accessible and responsive. We believe that we can provide help and assistance to almost all with low vision, and make every possible effort to do so. Read the article below: Vision Rehab Helps People With Low Vision Navigate the World
Our Mission
To provide accessible, modern, comprehensive, compassionate and multidisciplinary care to those with vision loss or blindness.Message from our Doctors
Thank you for your interest in vision rehabilitation and for visiting our web site. Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation (CSVR) helps all with any degree of vision loss. We are highly accessible, responsive and open to all. Our policies are designed to make all of the resources, training, aids and devices available to all who will benefit. We offer individualized, personal care. We see patients of any age, with any type or degree of vision loss, and with or without medical insurance or other coverage. A large inventory of strong glasses, adaptive aids and equipment are stocked at our offices. A thorough initial evaluation of each person allows us to choose the aids best suited for the type and severity of vision loss, preventing the purchase of inappropriate and often costly devices. All can be demonstrated in the office, and many can be used on a trial basis. Our Occupational Therapist and other office personnel can provide additional training and back-up. We welcome any and all questions, comments and feedback.
Joe Fontenot M.D., CLVT
Help for Veterans with
vision loss
Many veterans of military service do not realize
that help for their vision loss may be available
through the Veterans Administration. Vision loss
may be covered, and much help obtained, even
if vision loss is not service connected. Low
vision resulting from macular degeneration,
diabetic eye disease, glaucoma, etc. may be
covered by the VA.
MAKE A DONATION
CSVR is a non-profit 501c3 professional medical organization with tax-exempt status. Its primary support is through the generous donations of individuals and foundations. To Make a Donation Donate securely using your credit card:CSVR on the news with Devon Walsh at WKRG TV
Casino Night Fundraiser April 4, 2019
May 2020:
Greetings from the Alabama
Healthcare Hall of Fame. On
behalf of its Board of Directors it
is my privilege to announce that Dr. Joe
Fontenot has been selected as a member
of the Alabama Healthcare Hall of Fame,
Class of 2020. Dr. Fontenot was chosen for
this distinguished honor because of
outstanding contributions and exemplary
service to healthcare throughout the State of
Alabama.
Dr. Catherine Elizabeth (Beth) Coward, 59, of Fairhope, AL, passed away on
September 3, 2020, at UAB Hospital.
Dr. Coward practiced Ophthalmology and Oculoplastics in Foley beginning in
1994 and was one of the first female surgeons in Baldwin County. Beth was a
Board Certified Ophthalmologist and active in the Baldwin County Medical
Society. Dr. Coward was known to her colleagues, residents, nurses and
patients as a compassionate, caring and 'talkative' physician with a great sense
of humor. Dr. Coward served on the board for the Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation where she
was a faithful supporter.
Charles Robert Salisbury, born on May 1,1953, in Monroe, Louisiana, and
resident of Mobile, Alabama, since 1984, passed away on September 19, 2020.
Dr. Salisbury was a graduate of Tulane University School of Medicine completing
a residency in Ophthalmology and a fellowship in Vitreous/Retina also at Tulane.
Dr. Salisbury moved to Mobile in 1984 to begin a practice in Ophthalmology and
within a few years joined the Premier Medical Group. He was humble, a true
gentleman and often described as a "prince of a fella." Dr. Salisbury was a long-
standing member of board of Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation. He was always supportive
and eager to help in any way.
CSVR will miss each of these Board Member and will continue to have family members in our thoughts
and prayers.
Our Locations
251-476-4744 in Mobile 251-928-2888 in Daphne 251-721-1160 in Foley
Cheri Glaus OD
251-476-4744 in Mobile 251-928-2888 in Daphne 251-721-1160 in Foley
