Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
2500 El Camino Real Suite 100,
Palo Alto, CA
Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a nonprofit in Palo Alto that serves people who are blind or have low vision. It provides evaluation, counseling, education and training, along with rehabilitative services and programs for clients ages 3 to 103.
The organization began in 1936 as the Palo Alto Society for the Blind. Its site names Mareena Roufail and Marge Geronimo and describes services for more than 3,700 individuals across the Bay Area and beyond.
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+1 650-858-0202
Bertha deLanda
1 year ago
If you’re white old and “look blind” you’ll get assistance here. I was losing my night vision and needed a cane, so I went to this location. I was flatly ignored by staff, yet I noticed that when the cute older white couples come in they were doted on and were greeted and chatted with as I stood by the counter for 10 minutes. When I finally went over and said that I needed assistance, one clerk told me they were “too busy at the moment”, even though I was there first. So I called to complain - and the person I spoke to asked about my eyes - “did I REALLY have vision loss?” When I explained that I had a tumor in my eye and had severe night vision loss, she laughed and called me “bitter”. Note what type of people are giving this locations 5s. I hope they’ve changed since then - young people have issues with site too, and not all of them live at Stanford.
Richard Babb
1 year ago
Fabulous! Perfect quiet cozy get away. We cannot wait to return. One of the nicest places that we have ever stayed for a relaxing weekend. Close to everything
Hannah Vision Loss and Personal Recovery
2 years ago
After a few years of retirement my understanding of JAWS had become rusty, and there were some important commands I had never learned. After 3 lessons with Sun I have learned a lot including re-connecting to the internet, using the text … More
