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Dr. Randy Kinkade
Low Vision Rehabilitation Optometry Specialist

Charlie Collins and Dr. Randy Kinkade





“Wow! This makes reading so easy” -Marge Stefanec

Dr. Randy Kinkade specializes in Low Vision Rehabilitation Optometry. He graduated with honors from the Illinois College of Optometry in 1981. In 2001 he obtained a Masters in Public Health from Department of Community Medicine at the University of Connecticut. He adapted his studies to concentrate on prevention of disabilities related to low vision, epidemiology of visual impairments, and improving access to low vision care.

Dr. Kinkade is a Fellow in the Academy of Optometry Low Vision Section and is also a member of the Low Vision Section of the American Optometric Association. He is a Low Vision Specialist for the Connecticut Board of Education and Services for the Blind.

“I can read without a magnifier.” -Frank McKane

As a founding member of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists he meets annually to advance the field of low vision with top optical designers and manufacturers.




How Dr. Kinkade’s patients have benefitted from these special glasses:

“I will be able to see my children and grandchildren again” -Jean Delavalle

“Everything is so gigantic!” -Ethel Adamson


“Reading and watching television is possible again” -Dorothy Swank

















“I use my glasses to walk in the mall, see faces and watch TV” -Dorothy Owens

Dr. Kinkade specializes in helping those who have lost some of their vision. You are not alone. One in every 20 Americans has low vision and the number is increasing.

Low vision means that you have difficulty seeing and your eyesight cannot be corrected with regular glasses, surgery or medication. The good news is the majority of people with low vision have useable eyesight.

Dr. Kinkade prescribes custom vision-enhancing glasses. These glasses include high power lenses, prismatic and compound reading lenses,                                                             and miniature spectacle-mounted telescopes.

These glasses are prescribed to improve your ability to see up close (i.e., read, write, see the computer) and see in the distance (i.e., driving, watching television, or recognizing faces).

“You have given me my eyes back” -Thomas Condon
Rehabilitation outcomes vary depending on the level of your visual impairment, the visual demands of your goals, and your adaptability. If you are motivated to learn new ways of seeing then we can help.

If these specialty glasses are not functional for your needs there are other technological advancements that can. Together we can maximize your vision with today’s technological advancements.

The fee of the evaluation is $295 and is not covered by insurance. The cost of the vision-enhancing glasses is between $500 and $2,500 depending on your needs.

Dr. Kinkade treats patients at the Advance Low Vision Solution Center at Vision Dynamics in Cheshire, CT. In addition to his multiple Connecticut practices he treats patients in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York.

Please call (800) 756-0766 to see if you or someone you know can benefit from my services. I will speak to you personally.

“Everything is bigger and easier to see” -Florence Pirozzoli
“This is work, but I can read without a magnifier” -Stanley Oswarkie


For information regarding prescription telescopic glasses please visit www.ialvs.com.