Pacific Eye Institute

06/16/2026

Did you know cataracts can affect your safety—not just your vision?

Dr. Edward Yung explains that cataracts can make everyday activities harder—and sometimes less safe—by causing cloudy, hazy vision.

Cataract surgery removes that cloudy lens and restores clearer vision, helping patients see more clearly in daily life, especially in low light situations like night driving.

With advanced lens options, some patients may also reduce their dependence on glasses, making it easier to read, move around, and go through the day with fewer visual limitations.

Clearer vision can help you feel more confident and independent in your daily activities. Schedule your cataract evaluation today: https://pacificeyemd.com/appt/?utm_source=Social&utm_campaign=CAM or call us (800) 345-8979

06/15/2026

Concerned about glaucoma or your risk of developing it?

At a recent Inland Empire Ophthalmology Society continuing education event, Dr. Siddharth Bhargava spoke with local optometrists about the importance of gonioscopy, a specialized exam used to evaluate the eye's drainage angle.

This important assessment can help identify certain types of glaucoma, support early detection, and guide treatment decisions to help protect vision.

06/12/2026

Tired of constantly reaching for your glasses?

Dr. Ryan Smith is excited about new advancements in cataract surgery that may help you enjoy clearer vision at multiple distances with less dependence on glasses.

Whether you're reading a menu, checking your phone, working on the computer, or driving, these innovations are creating more opportunities to see clearly and enjoy greater visual freedom after cataract surgery.

With more lens options becoming available, treatment can be tailored to your vision needs and lifestyle.

Learn more about your options, book an appointment today at https://pacificeyemd.com/appt/?utm_source=Social&utm_campaign=CAM or call us (800) 345-8979.

06/11/2026

Did you know cataract surgery can do more than restore clearer vision? It can also correct vision and reduce your dependence on glasses.

Today's cataract surgery is quick, comfortable, and has an extremely high success rate. With advanced lens options, your procedure can be tailored to your lifestyle and vision goals—whether you enjoy reading, working on a computer, driving, or staying active.

If blurry vision, glare, or cataracts are affecting your daily life, now is the time to explore your options.

Learn more in our latest blog: https://www.pacificeyemd.com/blog-modern-cataract-surgery-lens-options/

Ready to see what's possible? Schedule an eye exam today by visiting https://www.pacificeyemd.com/request-an-appointment/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=CAM or call us at (800) 345-8979.

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06/10/2026

Are cataracts making it harder to read, drive, recognize faces, or enjoy the activities you love?

Today's cataract surgery does more than remove a cloudy lens. Advanced lens options may help correct astigmatism, reduce your dependence on glasses, and provide a wider range of vision tailored to your lifestyle.

In this video, Dr. Peter Bekendam explains the differences between traditional and premium cataract lenses—and why choosing the right lens is one of the most important decisions you'll make during your cataract journey.

If you're experiencing blurred, cloudy, or poor vision, now may be the right time to explore your options.

Schedule a cataract consultation today by calling (800) 345-8979 or visiting https://pacificeyemd.com/appt/?utm_source=Social&utm_campaign=CAM

06/09/2026

If you could improve one thing about your vision, what would it be?

Easier reading?
Clearer computer vision?
Better night driving?
Sharper distance vision?
Other (tell us in the comments 👇)

Modern cataract surgery uses advanced techniques to remove cataracts and restore vision with remarkable precision. It's one of the most successful procedures performed today and can help you get back to enjoying life without cloudy vision.

Learn how modern cataract surgery can be tailored to your vision goals in our latest blog: https://www.pacificeyemd.com/blog-difference-between-modern-and-traditional-cataract-surgery/

Book an eye exam today visit https://www.pacificeyemd.com/request-an-appointment/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=CAM or call us at (800) 345-8979.

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06/08/2026

Great conversations and valuable connections! Dr. Ryan Smith recently enjoyed dinner with the Acthar Gel team and local optometrists, discussing collaboration and advancements in patient care.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a wonderful evening.

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

Is this just aging or something else?

It’s normal to need more light for reading as we get older—but cloudy vision, glare, halos, and trouble driving at night may point to cataracts.

Because cataracts develop gradually, many people don’t realize how much their vision has changed until it starts affecting daily life.

If something feels off with your vision, it’s worth getting it checked.

Book an eye exam today visit https://pacificeyemd.com/appt/?utm_source=Social&utm_campaign=CAM or call us at (800) 345-8979.

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06/03/2026

What exactly is a cataract?

Dr. JoAnn Henwood explains that cataracts develop when the eye's natural lens gradually becomes cloudy over time, causing vision to become less clear.

The good news? Cataract surgery replaces that cloudy lens with a clear artificial lens. Today's lens technology can do more than restore vision—it may also reduce your dependence on glasses and even help correct astigmatism.

If you're noticing blurry vision, increased glare, difficulty driving at night, or colors that seem less vibrant, it may be time for a cataract evaluation.

Book an appointment today: https://ow.ly/MfaB50Z7iPL or call us at (800) 345-8979.