Lumina Vision Rehabilitation brings in-home occupational therapy to adults across the Piedmont Triad — helping you relearn the everyday skills vision loss can take away, in the home where they actually matter.
It changes how someone reads a prescription bottle, moves safely through their own kitchen, or recognizes a grandchild across the room. Lumina works alongside your eye doctor's care — not in place of it — to help you use the vision you have to keep doing the things that matter.
Macular degeneration and other low vision conditions, stroke survivors, people recovering from traumatic brain injury, and older adults adjusting to changes in vision.
Where the skills you're rebuilding actually need to work. Serving Winston-Salem and the surrounding Piedmont Triad.
Daniela Dixon, OTD, OTR/L, an occupational therapist focused specifically on low vision rehabilitation — not a general home health visit.
Relearning tasks like cooking, medication management, and personal care using adaptive techniques matched to your vision.
Identifying hazards specific to low vision and adjusting lighting, contrast, and layout to reduce fall risk.
Hands-on training with magnifiers, lighting tools, and other devices — so equipment actually gets used, not left in a drawer.
Practical guidance for the people supporting you, so progress continues between visits.
Most home health visits are general. Lumina's are not. Every visit is led by an occupational therapist trained specifically in low vision rehabilitation, focused on function in your actual environment rather than a clinic room.
The goal isn't just to treat the eyes — it's to help you keep doing the things that make your life feel like yours.
A consultation is the first step — no pressure, just a conversation about where you are and how Lumina can help.