Today we will be featuring a guest blog post from our on staff nutritionist Vanessa. Welcome 2016! Many people at this time of year are making resolutions to eat more heart healthy. Are you one of them? The good news is that the same diet which is low in fat and rich in fruits, vegetables, and… Continue reading Foods for Good Eye Health – A 2016 New Year’s Resolution
Category: Pediatrics
Convergence Insufficiency
Convergence insufficiency is a disorder where one has difficulty bringing the eyes inwards towards the nose or converging. This eye movement is linked with the focusing system – together, these two systems help keep near vision stable and clear. When one or both of these systems doesn’t work efficiently, a person may experience blur, shadows,… Continue reading Convergence Insufficiency
What is Functional Vision?
Most people think vision is only the clarity with which they see (think 20/20 on the chart!). They think of the trip to an eye doctor as a time to check the health of their eyes and get an updated glasses or contact lenses prescription. While this is part of all eye exams, our practice… Continue reading What is Functional Vision?
Central vs Peripheral Vision
Vision is an extremely complex sense. A common misconception is that vision is the same as sight. When people talk about vision, they often think of the Snellen Chart and the 20/20 line. This actually refers to “sight” or our “central” vision – the system that helps us identify clarity and detail. Our second system,… Continue reading Central vs Peripheral Vision