Age-related macular degenerationalso referred to as (AMD) is the leading cause of blindness among older Americans. During Macular Degeneration Awareness Month, the American Academy of Ophthalmology encourages people to take care of their eyes, including making an appointment with your ophthalmologist. Early detection is the key to treating the disease and recent advancements in… Read More >
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month
As part of its continuing dedication to raising awareness of important issues affecting eye health, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has designated January as Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is the leading cause of vision loss and preventable blindness in the United States, and the leading cause of blindness in the world. Vision loss begins with… Read More >
Safe Toys and Celebrations
The holidays are a time to reflect on the passing year and enjoy time with family and friends. The American Academy of Ophthalmology wants to make sure the fun isn’t spoiled by a toy or gift that causes injury. December has been designated as Safe Toys and Celebrations Month by Prevent Blindness America. The Academy… Read More >
Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month
To protect the vision of those living with diabetes and to bring awareness to the importance of guarding your vision, the American Academy of Ophthalmology recognizes observances dedicated to raising the awareness of issues affecting eye health. November has been designated as Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month. According to the Centers for Disease Control and… Read More >
October is Halloween Safety Month
Each month of the year holds special significance to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, that holds a series of monthly eye health observations to highlight risks to our long-term vision and everyday eye health. October is a time for falling leaves and creative costumes, but the academy joins with other eye care professionals to warn… Read More >
September is Healthy Aging Month
September is Healthy Aging Month. To remind us all of the importance of caring for our vision as a vital aspect of overall health, the American Academy of Ophthalmology presents a series of monthly health observances throughout the year to highlight important issues that affect our sight at every stage of life. September has been… Read More >
Alpine Eye Care Now Offering PROKERA® The Biologic Corneal Bandage
As Northern Michigan’s leading eye care center, Alpine Eye Care offers comprehensive eye care services including eye exams, vision correction, specialized eye care for seniors, treatment of eye diseases, and in-office laser treatments for macular degeneration, complications of diabetes and glaucoma. As the home of the only eye surgeons in the region who have been… Read More >
How to Stay in Shape to Protect Your Eyes
Throughout our lives, it’s important to stay active and eat well to protect and maintain optimum health. Regular exercise is great for your heart and for building strong muscles and dense bones, and good nutrition supports immune function and the development of healthy tissue. Keeping fit and practicing good self care is important for healthy… Read More >
The Do’s and Don’ts of Contact Lens Care
Contact lenses provide comfort and flexibility for individuals who need vision correction. Imagine having your entire field of vision in focus, and being able to see clearly without your glasses fogging up or sliding down your nose. If you have wanted to make the switch to contacts, but are afraid that they are difficult to… Read More >
Tips To Avoid Digital Eye Strain
From morning to night, our eyes are focused on screens. It starts with a quick check of your phone in the morning, then again before you start your work day. More than ever, work involves 8 hours of monitors with a short break for lunch. Even when the workday ends, we relax with screens, reading… Read More >
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