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Cataract FAQ | Cataract Awareness Month

6/1/2025

Cataracts involve clouding of the lens in the eye. This can lead to dim or blurry vision because cataracts interfere with light passing through the retina. Cataracts are very common. In fact, according to Prevent Blindness, cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss in older adults. Experts estimate that more than 50% of adults in the United States develop cataracts by age 80.

Spotlight on Dry Eyes

6/1/2025

Dry eyes occur when tear production is inadequate to sufficiently lubricate the eyes, leading to discomfort. According to the National Eye Institute, millions of people in the United States are affected by dry eyes.

Dry eyes can cause mild to significant discomfort, interfering with quality of life. Understanding dry eyes can help you get the proper treatment to ease symptoms.

Continue reading to learn about causes of dry eyes, home remedies, and professional treatment options.

Promoting Healthy Eyes and Vision in Men | Men’s Health Month

6/1/2025

Whether it's your spouse, son, dad, or friend, you likely have a male whose health you care about. Part of staying healthy includes maintaining good vision and healthy eyes. Maintaining good vision throughout a lifetime helps you remain independent, and it positively affects your overall quality of life.

But are the men in your life taking their eye health seriously and doing what they can to maintain good vision?

All About Tunnel Vision

6/1/2025

Tunnel vision, medically known as peripheral vision loss, involves a loss in the field of vision. Your field of vision includes your central and peripheral vision. Your central vision refers to what you can see right in front of you, while your peripheral vision involves what you can see to the side without turning your head.

Tunnel vision can affect one or both eyes. Researchers estimate that about 13% of people over 65 have peripheral vision loss.

Summer Eye Care FAQ

5/1/2025

Summer is almost here. That may mean vacations, swimming at the lake, and spending time in the sunshine. Your summer plans may not include thinking about eye care. However, caring for your eyes and safeguarding your vision is important year-round.

Understanding how sunshine, higher temperatures, and warm weather activities can affect your vision is helpful for promoting good eye health this summer.

Continue reading for some common eye care questions and answers on summer eye health.

Five Facts on Aging and Vision | Older American Month

5/1/2025

Certain changes to your eyes and vision can occur as you age. Some of these changes are a natural part of aging, and some are more likely to appear depending on your lifestyle.

While it is true that aging can change your eyes, it is also important to understand that not all vision changes are inevitable.

May is Older Americans Month, which spotlights the health and wellness of adults as they age. Educating yourself on vision changes and understanding controllable factors can help you maintain eye health for a lifetime.

What are Night Vision Glasses and Do They Work?

5/1/2025

Do you have increasing difficulty driving at night due to vision changes? Does it take longer for your eyes to adjust in dim light?

Most of us have experienced becoming blinded by the high beams from an oncoming car on occasion. However, for some people, difficulty driving at night tends to be consistent and may progressively get worse over time. Problems driving at night due to vision issues can lead to anxiety and even increase your risk of an accident.

Understanding Medicare Vision Coverage

5/1/2025

If you are just starting Medicare coverage or plan to start soon, you may wonder what type of vision services are reimbursed. Medicare insurance coverage can be somewhat complicated, especially when it comes to eye care. In this article we examine circumstances when Medicare covers vision services and what to expect from alternatives to Medicare Part A and B, including Medicare Advantage plans.

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Cataract FAQ | Cataract Awareness Month

Spotlight on Dry Eyes

Promoting Healthy Eyes and Vision in Men | Men’s Health Month

All About Tunnel Vision

Summer Eye Care FAQ

Five Facts on Aging and Vision | Older American Month

What are Night Vision Glasses and Do They Work?

Understanding Medicare Vision Coverage

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