Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
2500 El Camino Real Suite 100,
Palo Alto, CA

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

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

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.