Spotlight: Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration is a leading cause of permanent vision loss for people over the age of fifty.
Age-related macular degeneration is a leading cause of permanent vision loss for people over the age of fifty.
An underrated ingredient of a good quality of life is healthy eyesight.
The shorter days of winter inevitably lead to more night driving than in the other seasons.
Many autoimmune diseases can interfere with the health and function of the eyes.
Smoking damages the entire body, and the eyes are no exception.
Melanin, the same compound that determines skin and hair color, is also responsible for different eye colors.
People have been using tools to help them see clearly since at least 60 A.D.
Sleep deprivation hits the body and mind a lot like alcohol, but how does it affect our eyes?
Our eyesight, among many other things, tends to change as we get older.
Most dentists will recommend a cleaning and dental exam twice a year, but how often do we need our eyes checked?
We continue to monitor the CDC and healthcare organizations’ guidelines, and constantly evaluate and enhance our safety precautions.
Here are a few examples of what we are doing to ensure you can safely get the care you need:
- Everything is by APPOINTMENT ONLY. No Exceptions.
- Only those scheduled will be allowed into the office, if needed 1 guardian will be allowed for minors or special needs patients.
Thank You for your understanding.