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Parents Hold The Keys to Kids’ Vision

If your parental sixth sense is telling you your child's vision isn't what it should be, chances are you're right. Parents just know. But...

Katie Van Hise | Dec 18, 2020

The closer a person holds a book, phone, or laptop, the harder their eyes have to work to keep that item comfortably clear. As an object is...

Dr. Tamara Petrosyan | Sep 29, 2020

Worried about how much time your child is spending in front of a screen? Here are the symptoms to watch out for.

Dr. Chani Miller | Sep 23, 2020

Optometric offices are starting to see patients once again but there will be major changes to ensure the safety of patients and the office staff....

Katie Van Hise | May 26, 2020

During Save Your Vision Month doctors of optometry nationwide are encouraging everyone to start with eye and make eye health and vision a...

Katie Van Hise | Mar 4, 2020

Traditionally, March is designated Save Your Vision Month, a time to remind ourselves about the importance of an annual comprehensive eye exam...

In late 2019 it was announced that the Vision Awareness Badge, which has been popular among Girl Scouts, is now available to Boy Scouts as well....

Katie Van Hise | Mar 2, 2020

Our eyes are designed specifically to process light, so it’s difficult to think that over the course of a lifetime light...

Marlon Lopez | Jan 14, 2020

Has your Girl Scout or Boy Scout earned the Vision Awareness Badge, yet? Follow these steps to get your child's troop...

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and state and local health...