Geriatric Eye Exams
Whether you’re 20 years old or 80 years old, vision is one of our most important senses. As you reach your 60s and beyond, knowing what to expect when it comes to age-related problems that can cause vision loss is the first step in taking...
Vision and the Classroom
Children who fidget excessively, have a hard time sustaining visual attention, have trouble with transitions, or tilt or turn their head during play might need guidance to support proper visual-motor development, which is critical to classroom learning. ...
Vision Technology to Alleviate Visual Stress
Do you get headaches? Eyes that feel tired or dry? Pain in your neck and shoulders? Bouts of dizziness? Do these symptoms tend to get worse towards the end of the day? Do they tend to correspond with long periods of using a computer, tablet,...
The Silent Symptoms of a Vision Problem
Have you or a teacher ever described your child in any of these ways? "Reading is very difficult for her” or “she hates reading." "He can’t seem to comprehend or remember what he reads." "No matter how much tutoring she gets, she just can’t seem to succeed in...
Eye Strain and Children
Because of the current distance learning model in many school districts, a huge portion of our young people are often spending 4 or more hours per day in front of a computer screen. Needless to say, this is taxing on their visual system. For many,...