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Check out these fun and informative pages devoted to Learning About Vision!
National Eye Health Awareness Months - September
Perhaps the most important step in preserving your vision is learning about responsible eye care and vision testing. We provide our patients and families with the resources necessary to preserve their eyesight, ranging from on-line educational resources to comprehensive eye exams and consultation with some of the nation's leading ophthalmic specialists.
Vision needs change throughout a person's life. Starting with early childhood, regular eye exams are critical to maintaining good vision and identifying any vision problems in their developing stages. Children should have theirs eyes examined at least every two years. Adults with no history of vision problems should have their eyes examined at least every four years; those with vision problems should follow the advice of an eye doctor.
To help you make informed decisions about your eyesight and eye care, follow the Eye Facts and Eye Site links below. If you are having problems with your vision, or suspect that you have an eye condition, please make an appointment.
This resource contains general information only and is not intended to replace or supplement a consultation with an eye care professional.