Dagget, Duchesne, Uintah, Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties. Person must have a disability that impairs activities of daily living and expectation that services will be beneficial.

• Disability Related Transportation
• Disability Rights Groups
• Public Awareness/Education
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Centers for Independent Living
• Assistive Technology Equipment Loan
• Low Vision Aids
• Protection and Advocacy for Individuals With Disabilities
• Independent Living Skills Instruction
• Home Visit Volunteer Opportunities
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

USOR, Active Re-Entry serves the seven counties of Eastern Utah, with satellite offices in Moab and Uintah Basin.
There are five other Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in Utah.

For parents of children with special needs. Children birth to 3 years of age residing in the Nebo School District.

• Hearing Screening
• Autism Therapy
• Disability Related Parenting Programs
• Eye Screening
• Physical Therapy
• Developmental Assessment
• Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
• Pediatric Occupational Therapy
• Speech Therapy

Blind or visually impaired children and adults.

Services for Children: Braille and Reading Instruction, Offers instruction in braille.
Preschool Programs: Maintains vision screening clinics for preschool and kindergarten children throughout the state.

Locations also in Salt Lake, Ogden, St. George

Community Health Connect provides access to medical and dental care for the low-income and uninsured. Services are not provided on site. Referrals are made to local providers for specialized medical needs. Physicians recommendation required for all services except for dental care and eye care.

• Pediatric Dentistry
• Health Care Referrals
• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• General Dentistry
• Eye Screening

CHC

• Health/Disabilities Related Volunteer Opportunities
• Eye Screening
• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• Glasses Donation Programs
• Voluntary Health Organizations

Homeless individuals or families and patients with an income less than 200% of Federal Poverty Level. Insured and uninsured. Patients pay for services on a sliding-scale fee structure based on their income.

A comprehensive medical clinic, providing coordinated primary care, behavioral health, substance use and use/recovery referrals, limited dental, and pharmacy services to homeless individuals and families in the Salt Lake area. Related volunteer opportunities also available.

COVID-19 UPDATE: In-person visits will check-in through the front of clinic and complete screening questionnaires. Those that are symptomatic or high risk may be rescheduled. Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• Health/Disabilities Related Volunteer Opportunities
• Mental Health Evaluation
• Prescription Expense Assistance
• General Dentistry
• Navigator Programs
• Community Clinics
• General Counseling Services

Utah citizens who are blind or have significant visual impairments. Presence of a physical or mental impairment, which constitutes a substantial impediment to employment.

Services for Children: Braille and Reading Instruction, Offers instruction in braille.
Preschool Programs: Maintains vision screening clinics for preschool and kindergarten children throughout the state.
In addition to providing vocational rehabilitation services, DSBVI offers a multitude of training and adjustment services.

Services also located in Ogden, Provo, Salt Lake

• General Counseling Services
• Prenatal Care
• Home Based Parenting Education
• General Dentistry
• Pediatric Dentistry
• Substance Use Disorder Counseling
• Eye Screening
• Early Literacy Development Programs
• HIV Testing
• Birth Control
• Immunizations
• Navigator Programs
• Community Clinics

• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• Eye Screening

Regional, in four states: Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Jersey.

Person must have a disability that impairs activities of daily living and expectation that services with be beneficial. Uintah, Daggett, Duchesne counties

• Low Vision Aids
• Assistive Technology Equipment Loan
• Public Awareness/Education
• Disability Rights Groups
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Protection and Advocacy for Individuals With Disabilities
• Independent Living Skills Instruction
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• Centers for Independent Living
• Home Visit Volunteer Opportunities
• Disability Related Transportation
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

USOR Center for Independent Living (CIL)

Person must have a disability that impairs activities of daily living and expectation that services with be beneficial.

• Protection and Advocacy for Individuals With Disabilities
• Public Awareness/Education
• Veteran Benefits Assistance
• Independent Living Skills Instruction
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Disability Related Transportation
• Low Vision Aids
• Home Visit Volunteer Opportunities
• Assistive Technology Equipment Loan
• Centers for Independent Living
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Disability Rights Groups

USOR Center for Independent Living (CIL)

Varies by service. Often serves low-income families or families without insurance. Serves elementary, middle, and high school-aged children.

• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• Eye Screening
• Free School Supplies
• Audiological Evaluations
• School Clothing
• Pediatric Dentistry

An entity of the Woodland Peaks UniServ office.

• Eye Screening

Dr. Robin Price, board certified optometrist in vision development and vision therapy
Dr. Devin Duval

Dr. Mark Curtis, second office in Provo

• Eye Screening
• Glasses/Contact Lenses
• Eye Care

David I. Jones, O.D.

Children birth to 3 years of age for Parent Infant Program. Education available for children 3 to 21 years.

Provides consultation, resources, and direct educational services to children with hearing and/or visual impairment and their families. Special preschool services for children who are deaf or hard of hearing, contact local school district for a referral.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines. Call or visit website for specifics.

• Administrative/Support Services Offices

A public service program of the American Academy of Ophthalmology providing eye care through volunteer ophthalmologists (Eye M.D.) at no cost to those who qualify. A comprehensive medical eye exam is provided and care for anything diagnosed at the initial visit for up to one year at no out-of-pocket cost for the physician's services.COVID-19 UPDATE: Providing urgent care related to the pandemic at this time and temporarily unable to provide new referrals for programs. Check back often. In the interim, visit 'Resources' page for information on free or discounted medication, discounted eye glasses, etc.

• Eye Care
• Eye Screening

• Eye Screening

Services locator website.

Managed by the American Optometry Association (AOA) Foundation and The Vision Care Institute.

Provides gift certificates, through a network of community partners, lto children in need to receive no-cost eye care and glasses from a local doctor.

• Eye Screening
• Glasses/Contact Lenses