Hyperopia
The Basics of Hyperopia Hyperopia is a visual condition where distant objects are easier to see than nearby objects, this ailment is commonly referred to as farsightedness. This can occur
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Helen Keller Had Good Vision; Ask Me How!
Most of us are familiar with the true story of Helen Keller. She was born June 27, 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Although born with sight and hearing, Helen was rendered
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Dry Eye Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Sometimes the body suffers from decreased tear production or increased tear film evaporation. In these cases it is possible to suffer from dry eye, also medically referred to as keratoconjunctivitis
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The Big Decision
It is always a big decision when considering healthcare options for your child, particularly as it pertains to the use of any prescription drugs. Many parents deal with children who
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The Importance of Binocularity
Whenever Optometrists refers to ability of the brain to fuse two independent images,one from each eye, into one, they are talking about binocularity. Optimal binocularity, when both eyes are aimed
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How do I know if I have Glaucoma?
Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease in which elevated pressure within the eye damages the optic nerve. This can lead to serious vision loss if not detected and treated early.
Read moreHow to Identify and Correct Double Vision
Sometimes when the mind or body is exhausted, one can lose clarity in their vision; it can become blurred or even doubled. Some people suffer from double vision consistently in
Read moreDiabetes & Your Eyes
Diabetes is a chronic disease that prevents your body from making or using insulin, which in turn leads to increased sugar levels in your bloodstream, known as high blood sugar.
Read moreHow to Give Vision Therapy a “Go” When Insurance Says “No”
Insurance can often be helpful, but it can also be confusing and frustrating. When sorting out the details of coverage for vision therapy, the route to successful insurance conclusions is pretty simple if you know what questions to ask, and...
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The Eye’s Not Lazy: Amblyopia Explained
The term “lazy eye” is a loosely used medical term that intones an older view of what is the most common cause of visual impairment in U.S. children, approximately five
Read moreFrom Flat to Phenomenal: 3D Film Seems to Cause Real Life Change
Can a movie ticket change your life? It would seem so, at least for one movie fan. Dr. Bruce Bridgeman and his wife walked into a movie theatre, picked up
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