Our goal is to provide our patients with the best care as possible. That includes sharing information about their eyes and eye health. The information below will help to give you a better understanding of some ocular conditions and what they mean. In addition, we would like to make your visit to our office as seamless and convenient as possible. We have provided all of the forms needed for a visit to our office and any information you may need to obtain your medical records or questions about your insurance.
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Blue Light Exposure

Sports Eye Injury Prevention

Ocular Conditions
Did you know?
One in three adults over 40 has a vision problem.
Adults over 40 are at risk of:
  • Cataract- a clouding of the eye's lens
  • Glaucoma- a disease of the optic nerve
  • Macular Degeneration- a loss of central vision
  • Prebyopia- a progressive condition that makes reading and doing close-up work increasingly difficult
Look for these common warning signs:
  • Impaired vision at night, especially while driving, caused by the effects of bright light
  • Difficulty reading and doing close-up work
  • White or cloudy spot in the lens of the eye (instead of black, the pupil appears milky or white.
  • Problems with glare from lamps or sun
  • Frequent changes in your eyeglass prescription
  • Trouble seeing things to your side
  • Changes in the way you see color
  • Double Vision or halos around lights
Did you know?
One in four children has a vision problem.
Your children's behavior, performance in school and more are affected by their vision. Since 80 percent of learning is obtained visually, this can lead to difficulties in school. Children are at risk of:
  • Amblyopia- lazy eye
  • Ametropia- refractive error
  • Strabismus- crossed/wandering eye
Look for these common warning signs:
  • Squinting, closing/covering one eye
  • Holding a book close to the face
  • Losing his/her place while reading
  • Excessive clumsiness
  • Using a finger while reading
  • Tilting the head to one side
  • Performing below potential
  • Short attention span or frequent daydreaming
  • Rubbing eyes repeatedly