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09/22/2026

Night driving can reveal vision changes you may barely notice during the day.

Cataracts can make headlights seem unusually bright, increase glare and halos and make it harder to see clearly in low-light conditions.

That's why your eye doctor may ask not simply whether you can see, but how your vision is affecting everyday activities.

Are you avoiding driving after dark? Finding it harder to read signs? Struggling with glare?
Those details help your doctor understand the real-life impact of a vision change and determine what options may help.

09/21/2026

Clear vision helps us navigate the world around us, from seeing changes in surfaces to judging where we're going.

Vision problems are one of several factors that can increase fall risk for older adults, and the CDC includes regular eye care and an up-to-date glasses prescription among its fall-prevention recommendations.

During Falls Prevention Awareness Week, it's worth remembering that eye care isn't only about what someone sees on an eye chart.

Protecting vision can also help you remain confident, mobile and independent as you age.

09/16/2026

Cataract surgery isn’t based on reaching a magic number.

Early cataracts can sometimes be managed with brighter lighting, reduced glare or a new glasses prescription. But when blurry vision, glare or difficulty seeing at night starts getting in the way of things you enjoy, like reading or driving, it may be time to talk with your eye doctor about surgery.

Cataract surgery removes your eye’s clouded natural lens and replaces it with an artificial lens. The right time for surgery depends on your vision, your lifestyle and your goals.

That personalized approach is an important part of elevating eye care — not simply treating a cataract, but caring for the person behind it.

09/15/2026

Your eye doctor isn't just asking whether your vision is blurry. How your vision has changed, and how quickly, can provide important clues about what is happening inside your eye.

A sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light or a dark curtain or shadow across your vision can be signs of a retinal tear or retinal detachment and should be evaluated right away.

Our team can help diagnose and treat conditions affecting the back of the eye, where timely care can make an important difference in protecting vision.

Knowing what symptoms to mention — and when not to wait — is part of taking an active role in your eye health.

09/08/2026

Your family history can tell your eye doctor something about your risk.

Certain eye diseases, including glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, are more common in people with a family history of the condition. Knowing that history can help your doctor determine what to watch for and how closely your eyes should be monitored.

Not sure exactly what Grandma or Grandpa had? That's okay. Share what you know.

Eye health is part of family health history, too, and it may provide information that helps protect your vision for years to come.

09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we’re grateful for the dedicated people who care for our communities every day.

Whether you’re spending the day relaxing, gathering with family and friends or simply enjoying a slower pace, we hope you have a safe and restful holiday.

Happy Labor Day!

09/01/2026

The sports and activities you enjoy can affect your risk of an eye injury and help your eye doctor recommend the right protection.

Be sure to mention activities such as basketball, baseball, racquet sports, cycling, yard work or home improvement projects. Depending on the activity, everyday glasses or sunglasses may not provide enough protection.

Your eye doctor can help you determine whether protective eyewear is appropriate for you.

08/31/2026

Seeing clearly does not always tell the full story.

Conditions such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy may begin without obvious symptoms. Regular eye exams help your doctor evaluate both your vision and the health of your eyes.

Schedule your appointment today.

08/27/2026

Needing more light to read or having trouble focusing up close can become more common with age. But blurred vision, glare, difficulty driving at night, reduced side vision or other changes should not automatically be dismissed as “just getting older.”

An eye exam can help identify what is causing the change and whether treatment or an updated prescription may help. Make your appointment today.

08/26/2026

Diabetes can affect the small blood vessels in the retina and may lead to diabetic eye disease.

Because early changes may not immediately affect vision, your doctor needs to know whether you have diabetes, how long you have had it and whether there have been recent changes in your health.

Be sure to include diabetes and other medical conditions when updating your health history.

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