Supports learning and equity
Undetected vision issues can affect reading, participation, and confidence. Blinq helps schools reach students who might not otherwise receive a comprehensive eye exam.
Give more students a clear view of the classroom.
School-based vision screening that respects instructional time.
Blinq helps schools and districts identify students who may be struggling to see the board, read comfortably, or stay engaged in class. It is designed to support existing school health programs with efficient screenings, clear results, and minimal disruption to the school day.
Fits into the school day
Short assessments and a streamlined process make it easier to schedule screenings by grade, class, or building without overtaking the school calendar.
Clear, actionable results
Blinq provides objective pass/refer outcomes that can be translated into simple, family-friendly communication and straightforward next steps.
How Blinq fits into your school year
1. Plan screening days
Work with school nurses and building leaders to choose dates, grades, and locations that align with your academic calendar and state or district guidelines.
2. Notify families
Share information about the screening program and what Blinq does in clear language. Provide any consent forms or opt-out options required for your district.
3. Conduct efficient screenings
Students step out of class briefly for a quick, non-invasive assessment. The process is designed to minimize time away from instruction while reaching many students.
4. Communicate results & referrals
Objective pass/refer results help school health teams prioritize follow-up and provide families with clear guidance on next steps for eye care.
Did you know?
A significant percentage of school-aged children have an undetected vision issue that can affect reading, attention, and academic performance. Early identification can support better engagement and learning outcomes.
What Blinq can offer your schools
• A school-friendly vision screening option that supports learning and wellbeing.
• Short assessments that help limit time away from instruction.
• Objective results that help identify students who may need a full eye exam.
• Flexibility to schedule screenings by grade level, building, or district-wide events.
• A process that can complement existing school health, nursing, and MTSS efforts.
• A framework for clearer communication with families about next steps in eye care.
Explore how Blinq could support your schools and district.
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