Category: Eye Health

Dr. David Tremblay Why do my eyes need to be dilated during an eye exam? Routine eye exams are extremely important to your overall health. During a routine eye exam… Read More

Be proactive; it may just save your sight November is the month that reminds us of all the many things we have to be thankful for. Things like family, friends… Read More

Dry eye disease is a widespread and common issue for up to 49 million Americans. This chronic condition can have a significant impact on your quality of life, causing a… Read More

Risk for many eye conditions increases with age It’s September, and we are here for it! Pumpkin spice lattes, football and (slightly) cooler breezes. Let’s go, September! In addition, it’s… Read More

Occasional dry eyes are annoying, but somewhat normal. However, chronic Dry Eye is much more than a nuisance. For millions of Americans, it’s a source of irritation that affects everyday… Read More

August means back to school and all that comes with it. Football (yay!), cooler temps (well, maybe not for the Texans) and, for many families, a more structured routine. And… Read More

by Dr. Luke Barker Does my child still need to have a comprehensive eye exam if she passed her vision screening at her well-child check-up? With back-to-school right around the… Read More

by Dr. David Tremblay What’s the best UV protection for the eyes? You’ve been told since you were a child that UV light from the sun is harmful. But why?… Read More

by Dr. David Tremblay Can your eyes indicate health problems? The saying goes, “The eyes are the windows to the soul”. Fortunately, as windows, the eyes often shed clues about… Read More

May is Healthy Vision Month Maybe you’ve heard the old adage “Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise”? Well, we’re not here to weigh… Read More