“For all his career, his life even, Steph Curry has had issues with his eyes. He said he has a condition called Keratoconus” - The Athletic, April 5, 2019
Posted in primary eye care, Eye Health Tips, Eye Exam, Eye Health Care Tips, Ways to Improve Eye Health, Yearly Eye Exam, Vision Care, Cornea
What’s your plan for your vision and eye care? If this question made you pause or scratch your head, you’re not alone. A lot of people get their eyes checked when they experience itchiness, pain or need to update their prescription. But there is immense value in approaching your eye care more proactively. Doing so requires you to become your own health advocate. Here’s how to take on this important role for you and your family.
Posted in Optometry Information, Eye Health Tips, UV Damage to Eyes, Avoid Dry Eyes, Eye Exam, makeup and eye health, Eye Health Care Tips, Ways to Improve Eye Health, Digital Strain, Yearly Eye Exam, children's eye care, Vision Care
When it comes time for a vision exam or procedure, you want the best for your eyes. This starts with doctors like ours, who are the most elite fellowship trained specialists with extensive experience. In addition, the best eye care requires the latest eye care technology. Luckily for our patients, we prioritize and invest in the most cutting-edge technology every day. Here’s how, and why that matters.
Posted in Optometry Information, primary eye care, Eye Exam, Ways to Improve Eye Health, Yearly Eye Exam, Vision Care, New Eye Care Technology
In many ways, it feels like the holiday season of 2020 just ended - and yet here we are zooming ahead to December once more. With gift giving at the heart of many holidays, we wanted to bring you some ideas for eye care gifts that will delight your loved ones and/or protect their peepers. Here are a few gifts to consider.
Posted in Optometry Information, Eye Exam, makeup and eye health, Yearly Eye Exam, Vision Care
If you have a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you might be aware that some changes were made to both recently. From HSA deadlines to FSA deadlines to contribution increases, there were several noteworthy FSA and HSA changes that took place. Here’s what you should know, especially if you’re considering using funds from either account to pay for LASIK or other eye-related expenses.
Posted in Financing, Cataract Lens Cost, FSA, Vision Care, HSA
