Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Diabetes on November 11, 2020

Do you have an eye condition tied to your diabetes? Did you know that November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month? The goal of this month is to educate people about diabetic eye diseases, diabetes, and to encourage people to get treatment for any eye conditions tied to diabetes. Managing your diabetes is key to… Read More
Are My Eyes More Likely To Be Dry This Fall?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Dry Eyes on October 23, 2020

Do you love to be outdoors during the fall? Are you worried that fall will make your eyes dry? Dry eyes are more common than you think! You can develop them for several reasons. This may include your environment, too much screen time, or even dehydration. When fall is coming, there are so many things you want… Read More
Get Ready For Halloween Safety Month!
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on October 14, 2020

Are you trying to select a Halloween costume? Are you finding it hard to pick a costume that is safe? Halloween is one of the most entertaining, fun, and scariest times of the year! You can take your kids trick or treating, go to a Halloween party, and of course, find that perfect costume! No matter… Read More
Did You Know September Is Healthy Aging Month?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Eye Exams, General Eye Health on September 30, 2020

Did you know that there is a month dedicated to healthy aging? Do you know signs to look for to ensure your eyes are healthy? September is dedicated to educating people about healthy aging. Keep reading to learn about the most common eye conditions and the importance of eye exams! The Warning Signs of Cataracts When… Read More
Is It Possible To Prevent Cataracts?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on September 29, 2020

Are you worried about developing cataracts? Are you wondering if it’s possible to prevent cataracts? Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions that occur due to aging. The idea of cataract surgery can be scary but it doesn’t have to be. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts and if you can prevent them! What… Read More
September is Healthy Aging Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on September 15, 2020

Did you know that 17% of Americans who are 65 and older have a vision condition that glasses or contacts can’t fix? Are you aware that there is a month dedicated to healthy aging? September is dedicated to educating people about healthy aging. But most adults neglect to see their ophthalmologist for eye care. Keep reading… Read More
What You Should and Shouldn’t Know About Cataracts
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on August 28, 2020

Are you starting to find it difficult to drive at night? Have you been seeing halos around lights? These are signs that you could be developing cataracts. Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions that you may develop. There are many misconceptions about cataracts that patients hear. Keep reading to learn some of the… Read More
Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Children on August 14, 2020

Do you wonder what you should be doing to keep your children’s eyes healthy and safe? Are you aware that there’s a whole month dedicated to this very topic? Once August arrives, it is time to start thinking about your kids and what they need for going back to school. As you put together the… Read More
How To Know If You’re A Good LASIK Candidate
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in LASIK on July 28, 2020

Are you wearing contact lenses every day? Do you wonder what life would be like if you didn’t need glasses or contacts? Glasses and contacts improve your vision, but they can also make your life more challenging. If you are thinking about getting LASIK, then it’s worth talking to eye your doctor about it. The… Read More
The Importance of UV Safety Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on July 15, 2020

Did you know that there is an entire month dedicated to UV safety in July? UV rays are bad for your eyes, which is why you don’t look right at the sun and you wear sun protection. Despite knowing these things, people would rather be outdoors enjoying their favorite activities. But it doesn’t change the… Read More