Dr. Ivan Proano, an ophthalmologist, and Dr. Francis Arce, an endocrinologist, will draw on their specialties to take a look at medical approaches to, and patient practices for, vision loss and related diabetic issues.
Donna Reese, outreach specialist at Aurora of CNY, recently gave a presentation to the North Syracuse Lioness Club. Reese shared her personal experience with vision loss and explained the services Aurora offers.
The Oswego Lions Club recently gave a generous donation to Aurora of CNY to help with its work serving people with vision and hearing loss.
Aurora is the only non-profit that works exclusively with people in Central New York who are deaf, blind, visually impaired or hard of hearing. Aurora is a United Way agency of Central New York and Oswego and Cayuga counties.
Syracuse ophthalmologist John Hoepner and his wife, Judy, will be honored at this year’s Musical Feast for the Eyes and Ears, an annual fundraiser for Aurora of CNY. The event will be held May 12 at The Lodge at Welch Allyn in Skaneateles.
Ask Flora Workman of Syracuse what tinnitus sounds like and she searches for the right words, the closest experience to which to compare hers.
When members of Oswego County Visually Impaired wanted to go on regular outings, they thought getting transportation would be an obstacle until they met with Gary Mashaw, transportation director at Oswego County Opportunities.
President Obama’s Oct. 1 signing of the National Disability Employment Awareness Month proclamation combines with National White Cane Safety Day to raise awareness of the needs of people with disabilities related to employment and travel.
The 14th annual ForeSight Golf Classic, to be held Sept. 13 at Foxfire at Village Green in Baldwinsville, will raise funds for Aurora of CNY.
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