THE Mind’s Eye

Did you make a resolution at the beginning of the year to eat healthier? If so, you’re not alone. It can be difficult to remove some of your favorite foods from your diet! In case you’ve hit a rut in your wellness journey, we’ve compiled a list of healthy alternatives to popular foods.

We’ve all done it—ignored a symptom of some kind while telling ourselves it’s nothing. What’s important to remember is there are some signs and symptoms that absolutely should not be ignored, and this is especially true of vision symptoms. What type of eye symptoms should you get checked out? ...

Seeing clearly is key to a child’s development. To help set your child up for success, it’s important they have their eyes and vision checked regularly. Though you are have likely experienced your own eye exam, you may not be sure what to expect for your child. Let’s take a look at what is being ...

August is here and that means another school year is about to begin! We all know that kids are required to have immunizations and check-ups before starting the school year, but don’t forget about an eye exam! As August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety month, we wanted to remind you about the ...

Most of us have heard of 20/20 vision, but do you actually know what it means? Despite what people commonly assume, 20/20 vision is not perfect vision, but rather normal vision!

Of the thousands of eye injuries that occur each day, 90 percent could have been prevented with the use of appropriate safety eyewear.

Did you know that 1 in 10 Americans have diabetes? In recognition of American Diabetes Month, learn more about the impact diabetes can have on your vision health:

February is Low Vision Awareness Month. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, more than 7 million Americans have low vision. A myriad of diseases and health conditions can cause low vision, so it’s crucial to monitor your vision health by having regular eye-exams.

Did you know over three million Americans have glaucoma? According to the National Eye Institute, this number is expected to climb to 4.2 million by 2030.