Eye Health

Eye care for children is much different from that of an adult and even drastically different than that of a senior adult. A child's ability to see develops rapidly in the first months and years of life. You can notice very early that babies will use their eyes to locate people and objects. If you detect any bizarre visual circumstances we encourage an immediate eye examination. If no distinct abnormality is detected it is suggested that all children have their vision checked within the first three to four years of their life. As a parent you may see signs of developmental delay or your family might have some history of crossed eyes, or...more

If you are a teenager you will be experiencing your own unique visual issues. The teen years often bring about the first signs of inability to see at distances causing problems in the classroom. If you are an active teenager glasses might not be appealing. In many cases teens might feel that they even look better without glasses. Whatever the case may be there are some choices for you. Most vision errors are very easily corrected with contact lenses or glasses. There are some main benefits of contact lenses over glasses and if you are in your teen years you may wish to consider these advantages in your decision to correct your...more

It is absolutely vital that adults get yearly eye exams to check for vision conditions that can lead to partial or permanent vision loss. Many adults have no idea that several vision conditions could be looming around the corner. If caught in the early stages many vision conditions can be treated or managed with no consequences. Through early detection many of these horrible vision threatening diseases can be treated and vision can be restored. Please read a brief synopsis on some of the vision conditions plaguing our adult patients today....more

The unfortunate nature of getting older often implies eye care problems. (As reported by MSNBC) By age 65, 1-in-3 Americans have some form of vision-impairing eye disease. It is absolutely vital that seniors get regular eye exams to check for vision conditions that can lead to partial or permanent vision loss. Many people over the age of 65 have no idea that several vision conditions could be looming around the corner. Many eye conditions like glaucoma cannot even be felt or perceived by your body. Through early detection many of these horrible vision threatening diseases can be treated and vision can be restored. Please read a brief...more