What’s the Difference Between Dry and Wet Macular Degeneration?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Macular Degeneration on February 2, 2026
February is Macular Degeneration Awareness Month, making it a perfect time to learn more about this leading cause of vision loss among older adults. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects millions of Americans, particularly those over 50. While many people have heard of macular degeneration, fewer understand that it comes in two distinct forms with different… Read More
Can Eye Pain Be a Sign of Uveitis?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Retina on January 23, 2026
Have you ever experienced unexplained eye pain that didn’t respond to over-the-counter drops? Eye discomfort can range from mild irritation to severe pain, and understanding what your symptoms might indicate can help you get the care you need. Not all eye pain is the same. While some cases result from minor issues such as dry… Read More
Don’t Ignore High Eye Pressure this Glaucoma Awareness Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Glaucoma on January 12, 2026
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, a necessary time to talk about the “silent thief of sight.” This disease affects over 4 million Americans, and nearly half of them don’t know they have it. High eye pressure is often the main cause of glaucoma, yet most people don’t notice when their pressure is elevated. Keep reading… Read More
Holiday Hours
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Uncategorized on December 22, 2025
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How to Practice Good Contact Lens Care
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Uncategorized on December 17, 2025
Contact lenses offer freedom and convenience for millions of people, eliminating the hassle of glasses while providing clear vision throughout the day. However, proper contact lens care is crucial to prevent infections and serious complications that can jeopardize your eye health. Keep reading to learn the essential daily practices that will keep your eyes healthy… Read More
Holiday Hazards: Tips for This Safe Toys and Celebrations Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Uncategorized on December 1, 2025
December brings joy, celebrations, and the excitement of gift-giving. However, the holiday season also brings hidden dangers that can affect your child’s vision. Roughly 1 in 10 children’s eye injuries that end up in the emergency room are caused by toys. This December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month, making it the perfect time to… Read More
Here’s 5 Things to Know About LASIK
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in LASIK on November 18, 2025
Considering LASIK eye surgery? If you’re tired of reaching for glasses first thing in the morning or dealing with the hassles of contact lenses, you’re not alone. LASIK has helped millions achieve clearer vision and greater freedom in their daily lives. At EyeHealth Northwest, our experienced ophthalmologists believe in helping you make an informed decision… Read More
What is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Diabetes on November 5, 2025
Every November, healthcare professionals across the country turn their attention to a critical health issue that affects millions of Americans: the connection between diabetes and vision loss. Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month serves as an annual reminder that diabetes doesn’t just impact blood sugar levels; it can permanently damage your eyesight. Diabetes remains the leading… Read More
5 Signs You Should Consider Cataract Surgery
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on October 17, 2025
When daily activities become challenging due to cloudy, blurry vision, it may be time to consider cataract surgery. Recognizing when cataracts have progressed beyond simple inconvenience to genuine impairment requires careful evaluation of how vision changes affect your daily routine. Keep reading to learn more about 5 signs you should consider cataract surgery, and how… Read More
How to Keep Halloween Fun this Halloween Safety Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on October 1, 2025
While Halloween should be filled with excitement and creativity, certain costume choices and beauty practices can turn your spooky celebration into a medical emergency. During Halloween Safety Month, the American Academy of Ophthalmology highlights the surprising eye health risks that come with popular Halloween trends. Keep reading to learn more about how to keep Halloween… Read More
