Myopia, more commonly known as “nearsightedness,” is a growing public health concern. Myopia in children has been steadily riding for decades, and left un- or under-treated, it can lead to worsening vision issues throughout...

In the realm of family eye care, you have a choice when investing in a provider. In addition to team members who respect your preferences and decisions, you need a vision care partner with the technological capabilities and eye...

Eye color is a big deal. Along with being an identifiable feature listed on drivers licenses, eye color can be a distinguishing attribute that shows family resemblance or even makes someone appear more attractive. While eye color...

Every person, regardless of age or vision, experiences eye symptoms at some point. Whether redness, dryness, blurriness, or a host of other issues, our eyes will periodically drift away from perfect condition. However, one symptom...

Diabetes is increasingly common around the world. While there is not currently a cure for diabetes, having a supportive care team provides the guidance, monitoring and treatments needed to help diabetics live happier, healthier...

While most parents can remember a time before the internet, their children are true digital natives. Between smartphones, tablets and the rise of digital learning, kids are spending more time in front of screens than ever before,...

What Happens to Me Physically after Experiencing a Concussion? The middle part of the brain is often “shaken” or bruised in a concussion and because it can be difficult to detect through brain scans, a concussion is usually...

Routine eye exams are straightforward, quick and painless. Most doctors recommend screening your vision on an annual basis to ensure your vision prescription is up to date (or to determine you need one) and to make sure your eyes...