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Don't be one of the thousands of parents every year who wish, "I wish I had realized sooner that my child coudn't see properly!"
Did you know that early intervention in children's vision is the key to success?
- 80% of learning comes through vision.
- In the first year of life, then again by age 3 or 4, each child needs a comprehensive eye exam.
- 6 months old is not too early.
Even though a school vision screening, nurse evaluation, or pediatrician screening is important, it...
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Cataracts are part of the natural aging process. Everyone gets them to one degree or another if they live long enough. Cataracts, as they progress, create increasing difficulty with the normal activities of living. The symptoms vary from one person to another. Some people have more difficulty with their distance vision, some with reading. People may report difficulty with glare, or foggy, blurry, or hazy vision.
Doctors have noticed an increase in requests for second opinions because...
Is making an appointment for a comprehensive eye exam for your children on your back-to-school checklist? It needs to be.
No amount of new clothes, backpacks or supplies will help your child succeed in school if they have an undetected vision problem.
The difference between eye exams and vision screenings
An annual exam done by an eye doctor is more focused than a visual screening done at school. School screenings are simply "pass-fail tests" that are often limited to measuring a...
