A recent New York Times article discussed one of the main issues with at-home tests for COVID-19: accessibility to blind people. Because they can’t drive themselves to testing facilities, and most tests require precisely-placed liquid drops that require eyesight, many bline people are opting to self-isolate rather than test regularly. However, there are some workarounds that can help.
At-Home COVID-19 Tests Exclude Blind People
Testing for the virus has been challenging for blind people, but there are options to modify tests to accommodate.
Jan 24, 2022
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