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About VisionLink Solutions, LLC.
VisionLink Solutions, LLC is a specialized training and rehabilitation provider dedicated to empowering individuals who are blind, have low vision, or experience vision-related barriers to independence, education, technology use, and employment.
We provide practical, individualized, and outcome-focused services that help participants build the skills needed to live more independently, access information, use technology confidently, prepare for employment, succeed in post-secondary education, and participate more fully in their communities.
Our work is grounded in the belief that vision loss should not limit opportunity. With the right training, tools, accommodations, and support, individuals who are blind or have low vision can pursue education, employment, entrepreneurship, and independent living with confidence.
Who We Serve
VisionLink Solutions serves individuals who are blind or have low vision, including students, adults, job seekers, employees, entrepreneurs, and individuals adjusting to vision loss.
We also work with families, Vocational Rehabilitation counselors, employers, schools, colleges, community organizations, and agencies that support individuals with disabilities.
Our services are designed to meet participants where they are, whether they are learning basic daily living skills, building technology skills, preparing for college, entering the workforce, advancing in a career, or developing the confidence to manage everyday tasks independently.
Our Approach
VisionLink Solutions uses a hands-on, skills-based approach to instruction. Our programs are structured, accessible, and designed to build real-world competence.
Participants receive training that emphasizes practical application, guided practice, problem-solving, accessibility, and measurable progress. Instruction may include adaptive daily living skills, assistive technology, braille literacy, Microsoft Office applications, career readiness, workplace communication, job development, and transition planning.
We believe effective training should be individualized, respectful, and directly connected to each person’s goals. Every participant brings unique strengths, experiences, barriers, and aspirations. Our role is to help connect those strengths to practical skills and meaningful opportunities.
What Makes VisionLink Solutions Different
VisionLink Solutions focuses specifically on the needs of the blind and low vision community. Our programs are not generic training models with accessibility added later. Accessibility is built into the design, delivery, instruction, documentation, and expected outcomes of our services.
Our services combine vision rehabilitation, assistive technology instruction, employment preparation, and independence training. This allows participants to receive coordinated support that reflects the real demands of home, school, work, and community life.
We also understand the importance of documentation, accountability, and communication with referral sources. Our reports and progress updates are designed to clearly identify participant strengths, barriers, skill development, training needs, and recommended next steps.
Our team
Meet the awesome folks who make all of this possible day to day
Meredith Bailey
Blind Rehabilitation Specialist
Owner/Instructor
Cameron Burkett
Employment Specialist/Instructor
Nick Reams
Instructor Intern
Join our team
Working with VisionLink Solutions means contributing to services that have a direct and meaningful impact on people’s lives. Team members help participants learn essential skills, overcome barriers, access technology, prepare for employment, and increase independence.
VisionLink Solutions values professionalism, ethical service delivery, accessible instruction, continuous learning, and collaborative problem-solving.
Interested in joining the VisionLink Solutions team?
Submit your resume and statement of interest to learn more about future career opportunities.
Current Roles to be filled:
Orientation and Mobility Specialist by January, 2027.