Eye Health

A New Year is a new opportunity to bring positive changes to our lives. Health and wellness are often at the front of the pack when it comes to resolutions. Here, people consider how they might eat better or move their bodies more. This year, we’re hearing more about intentional living that prioritizes mental health.

In the past 18 months or so, millions of people around the world shifted into a remote work environment. We have been living in the era of virtual meetings and get-togethers and, while this was helpful in slowing the spread of COVID-19, it also presented some concerns for eye wellness. Here, we’ll discuss why now,

Eye health is integral to our highest quality of life. As such, it is never too soon to start developing the habits that support optimal vision and a reduced chance of eye disease. Here, we offer a few suggestions to get you started.  Vitamins for the Eyes Vitamins aren’t just good for general health and

As we age, we know there will be some changes. We’ll see some wrinkles and may experience aches and pains that weren’t there before. Many people also realize that they may need to use eyeglasses at some point. This is where knowledge tends to end. As your friendly eye specialist, we like to discuss the