Workplace Eye Wellness Month Is Going On Now!
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on March 16, 2020
Are you looking for new ideas to keep your employees healthy? Did you know there is an entire month dedicated to workplace eye wellness? Making sure that your employees stay safe and healthy is important for a safe workplace. Eye health and safety is important for all work environments. Each day, thousands of Americans deal… Read More
Will Cataract Surgery Mean I Won’t Get Another Cataract?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on February 26, 2020
Are you planning on getting cataract surgery soon? Are you worried that you will get cataracts again after surgery? Worrying about surgery is common, especially if you’re getting cataract surgery. That’s why we are here to help you have the best possible experience with cataract surgery. Many patients wonder if getting cataract surgery means… Read More
This Month Is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Macular Degeneration on February 14, 2020
February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration awareness month. Do you know what age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is? AMD is the leading cause of blindness for adults 65 and older in the United States. There is confusion or lack of knowledge around AMD, especially the fact that it causes blindness. The month of February is dedicated to… Read More
Are You Mentally Prepared For LASIK?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in LASIK on January 30, 2020
Are you planning on finding out if you’re a good LASIK candidate soon? Any kind of surgical procedure is a big deal, especially one that’s on your eyes. One of the most important things before having LASIK is that you feel prepared. This means you are physically and mentally prepared for the procedure and recovery… Read More
Did You Know It’s Glaucoma Awareness Month?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Glaucoma on January 15, 2020
Are you noticing problems with peripheral vision in both eyes? Have you experienced intense headaches and noticed halos around lights? These are common symptoms of glaucoma. Did you know that January is Glaucoma Awareness Month? Keep reading to learn more about glaucoma! What Is Glaucoma? Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that damage the optic… Read More
Should You Get LASIK In The Winter?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in LASIK on December 20, 2019
Have you been trying to figure out the right time to get LASIK? Is improving your vision something that you have been dreaming about for years? Figuring out an ideal time to get LASIK is important. You want to make sure you have a few days to recover. This is what makes getting LASIK in… Read More
Did You Know December Is Safe Toys And Celebrations Month?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on December 13, 2019
Are you trying to figure out what to get your child as a holiday gift? Is opening bottles of champagne your job during a New Year’s Eve celebration? One of the most important things to know this holiday season is that December is safe toys and celebrations month. We’re encouraging our patients to pay extra… Read More
8 Signs It’s Been Too Long Since Your Last Eye Exam
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Eye Exams on November 25, 2019
Have you been noticing that it is harder to read things close up or far away? Do you remember the last time you got an eye exam? These are some of the signs that you need an eye exam. Keep reading for 8 signs that it’s been too long since your last eye exam! 1. Blurry… Read More
It’s Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month!
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Diabetes on November 15, 2019
Do you or a loved one have diabetes? Did you know that there is an entire month dedicated to diabetic eye disease awareness? November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month. The goal of the month is to bring awareness to diabetes and how it affects your eyes. Let’s take a look at different eye conditions related to… Read More
How Do I Know I Have Cataracts?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on October 10, 2019
Have you been experiencing blurry or cloudy vision? Do you find it difficult to drive at night? These are signs that you could have cataracts. Keep reading for more common signs that you could have cataracts! What is a Cataract? You get cataracts when the lens in your eye is no longer clear but cloudy. This… Read More