WHAT'S NEW AT Family Eyecare Center of Optometry

As the end of the year approaches, don’t miss the chance to maximize your vision insurance benefits before they expire! Schedule your eye care appointment to take advantage of everything your plan offers, from eye exams to eyewear allowances.

Demystifying Myopia Myopia (or nearsightedness) is an increasingly common condition affecting millions worldwide. Studies show that 50% of the population will become myopic by 2050. These numbers make it easy to see how myths about this condition have spread. Unpacking the Truth about Myopia At Family Eyecare Center of Optometry,...

As proud members of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS), our eye care team believes that there’s life after vision loss. That’s why we work hard to provide every one of our low-vision patients with the tools they need to continue living the independent lifestyle they deserve every...

Living with low vision can be a challenging journey, but there is hope. Research has shown that individualized low vision therapy, including the use of specialized aids, can significantly improve visual acuity and quality of life for those affected. A recent study published in the Journal of Personalized Medicine highlighted...

Vision loss can be challenging, but it's important to remember that even if you have low vision, protecting your eyes and the skin around them is still essential to maintaining your overall eye and systemic health and preventing further deterioration of your vision. The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists...

Children often don't realize that they have a vision problem. Since school vision screenings are unable to detect vision problems related to reading and learning difficulties, many vision problems go undiagnosed for years.

As cataracts worsen, they lead to a wide range of symptoms: from blurry vision and light sensitivity to halos around lights and colors appearing less vibrant. All can severely impact your ability to read, drive and enjoy hobbies — not to mention your quality of life

Eye allergies can mean the difference between feeling energized from a morning jog and spending the rest of the day suffering from dry, itchy, irritated eyes.

Ortho-k Has Been Shown to Effectively Slow Myopia Progression in Children Myopia can significantly impact your child’s performance in school and sports and can lead to serious eye diseases later in life. Fortunately, certain treatments, such as Ortho-k, can help slow the progression of myopia. Ortho-K has been shown to...

Spring is finally here! Enjoy going for walks in nature, but find it causes eye allergy flare-ups? Eye allergies can mean the difference between feeling energized from a morning jog and spending the rest of the day suffering from dry, itchy, irritated eyes. If eye allergies have you shutting your...

Myopia can significantly impact your child’s performance in school and sports and can lead to serious eye diseases later in life. Ortho-K, can help slow the progression of myopia.

Glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts are all eye diseases and the risk of developing these sight-threatening conditions increases if you have diabetes

We've improved the lives of patients living with low vision by offering a wide variety of low vision aids to help them continue doing the things they love.

The older you are, the higher your chance of having low vision.

High myopia – severe nearsightedness – is associated with an increased risk of serious eye diseases such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and cataracts.

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can cause severe vision loss, but early detection can help preserve your vision.

Here's how eye exams helped save Katie's vision and quality of life. Call Family Eyecare Center of Optometry to schedule your appointment.

Children and adolescents with diabetes are significantly more likely to suffer from dry eye syndrome (DES) than their non-diabetic peers. Read on to learn why diabetics are at higher risk, and how Family Eyecare Center of Optometry can help.

Cutting-edge apps, coupled with low vision aids and devices, can help people with low vision live full, independent lives.

Many retinal conditions can lead to vision loss if not diagnosed early and treated promptly. If your optometrist notices signs of retinal disease, they’ll manage the condition until it's necessary to refer you to a retina specialist.