Campus Eye Group

10/23/2026

Meet Dr. Stein! 👋 Get to know the experience and expertise behind his care, along with a glimpse into his life outside the office. We’re excited to help you get to know the doctors behind our practice!

10/21/2026

Why would new glasses keep failing to fully clear your vision? 🤔

One possible reason surprises people: keratoconus, where the cornea slowly changes shape. Learn the early warning signs, who’s at higher risk, and why catching it early matters. ➡️ https://glcl.link/K55I

10/20/2026

Your eye health goes beyond how well you see 👁️

Regular comprehensive eye exams can help detect changes to your vision and identify potential concerns before symptoms arise.

Prioritize your eye health and schedule your next visit with our team today!

09/18/2026

Your child wakes up with one eye red, watery, and crusted shut. By week's end a sibling has it, and now your eyes itch too. 👀

Pink eye moves through a household fast, but you can slow it down. Here are 6 ways to keep it from spreading. ➡️ https://glcl.link/rN27

08/24/2026

Diabetes can quietly weaken the tiny blood vessels in your retina years before you notice any change. 💡

That gap between damage and symptoms is exactly why annual dilated exams matter. Learn what diabetic retinopathy does and how screening protects your sight.

Damage to the retina from diabetes builds quietly, often with no symptoms at all until vision has already been affected. An annual dilated exam is the only reliable way to catch that damage while it's still treatable, which is why it belongs on the same list as an A1C check and a blood pressure read...

07/20/2026

Standard glasses fix your child's blurry vision, but they don't slow why the prescription keeps climbing. 📈

Myopia management uses special lenses or drops to slow the eye's growth, lowering long-term risks too. Here's what it means and how to tell if your child needs it.

Childhood nearsightedness, or myopia, often progresses steadily while a child is still growing, with the prescription climbing with each visit. What many parents don't realize is that today's pediatric eye care has tools that can slow that progression, not just react to it. At Campus Eye Group, the....

06/26/2026

"Any questions?" the surgeon asks, and most people freeze and say no. 👀

Not because they don't have questions, but because they don't know which ones matter!

Before your cataract consultation, here are 6 questions worth asking.

Cataract surgery involves choices about lenses, technology, and timing. A good pre-operative consultation should provide patients with enough information to feel confident about the procedure, the surgeon, and the outcome. Keep reading to learn more about six questions to ask a surgeon before catara...

05/26/2026

Optical Trunk Show — One day only. Join us Wednesday, June 10, from 8 AM to 8 PM at our Hamilton office. Our opticians and brand reps will be on-site to help you find your next pair, with new releases and the season's best from:

Ray-Ban · Gucci · Coach · Kate Spade · Carolina Herrera · Carrera and more!

50% of frames*, no appointment needed. 📍 1700 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, Hamilton, NJ Questions? Call us to book an appointment - (609) 587-2020, or book online at campuseyegroup.com.

*Discount cannot be combined with vision insurance

Routine eye care, contact lenses, glasses, LASIK, glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts.

05/08/2026

Thinking about LASIK but not sure where to start? 👁️✨

A LASIK consultation is where you get real answers about your eyes, your candidacy, and what results you can actually expect. No pressure, no commitment, just total clarity on your path to clearer vision.

Find out what happens from start to finish! 👇

A LASIK consultation is where patients find out whether laser vision correction is a good fit for their eyes, lifestyle, and goals. At Campus Eye Group, this visit is designed to give clear answers and a realistic picture of what LASIK can do. Here's what to expect from start to finish, what the eye...

04/29/2026

Did you know that aging is the most common risk factor for cataracts? In fact, about half of the people in the U.S. will develop cataracts by age 65, and most will experience them by age 75. Other factors like diabetes, smoking, frequent alcohol use, and long-term exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light can also increase your risk.

While cataracts develop gradually, healthy lifestyle choices and regular eye exams can help protect your vision and delay their onset. Taking care of your eyes today can make a difference for your vision.

https://campuseyegroup.com/conditions/cataracts/