- Jun 18th, 2025
What Is Photobiomodulation? A New Light Therapy for Retinal Diseases
Photobiomodulation (PBM) is a non-invasive light therapy that uses specific wavelengths of light to help retinal cells stay healthier for longer.
- Jun 5th, 2025
Eye Health and Hormones: How Menopause and Hormonal Changes Can Affect the Retina
Hormonal changes are part of aging, especially in menopause. Shifts in hormones can influence mood, metabolism, and research shows they may also affect retinal health
- May 22nd, 2025
Understanding Cystoid Macular Edema: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Cystoid macular edema causes the macula to swell into tiny cysts, blurring sharp, detailed vision. Learn how to spot it early and protect your sight for years to come.
- May 5th, 2025
What Is Lattice Degeneration and How Is It Managed?
Lattice degeneration gradually weakens the retina in one or both eyes. Nearly half of those affected develop it in both, raising the risk of tears or detachment that can threaten vision.
- Apr 25th, 2025
Good Days Program Update
Due to a lack of funding, the Good Days program can no longer assist Medicare and Medicare Advantage patients with coinsurance costs.
- Apr 17th, 2025
Aging Eyes: Why Floaters Become More Common Over Time
As we age, vision changes are common—like trouble seeing up close, adjusting to light, or more floaters. Most floaters are normal, but sudden increases may signal a more serious issue.
- Apr 3rd, 2025
How High Blood Pressure Can Damage Your Vision
High blood pressure, the “silent killer,” can quietly damage your eyes. It can harm the retina over time, so knowing the risks and signs is key to protecting your vision.
- Mar 20th, 2025
Why Retinal Disease Can Go Undiagnosed for Years
As we age, so does our vision. While some changes are normal, some diseases show no early signs, meaning serious retinal conditions can go undiagnosed and cause vision loss later on.
- Mar 13th, 2025
The Connection Between Sleep Apnea and Retinal Disease
Sleep apnea, a common condition where breathing repeatedly pauses during sleep, doesn’t just affect rest – it can also impact overall health, including vision.
- Feb 18th, 2025
3 Things You Need to Know About Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Wet AMD causes rapid central vision loss but early diagnosis, proper treatment, and regular monitoring can help slow progression and protect eyesight as you age.
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