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June is Cataract Awareness Month

By Dr. Sarah Eccles-Brown, Elmquist Eye Group One in six Americans older than age 40 will develop cataracts. By the time we turn 70, over one-half of Americans will have them. Cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss for people older than 55, but they don’t have to be. Unlike...

Healthy eye care habits are key to better vision

We experience life with our eyes, which is why it’s so important to take care of your vision. Colors, shapes, faces… about half of the brain’s cortex is devoted to processing visual information transmitted from the retina. May is Healthy Vision Month, serving as a timely reminder of...

Dr. Trevor Elmquist again earns place on Castle Connolly list of ‘Top Doctors’

Dr. Trevor Elmquist of Elmquist Eye Group once again has been honored as one of the region’s Top Doctors by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. Castle Connolly is a research and publishing company created to help consumers identify the best health care providers. Since 2011, Elmquist...

Surgery to fix droopy eyelids offers visual improvements

By Dr. Sarah Eccles-Brown, Elmquist Eye Group Maintaining healthy eyesight is essential. That’s why it is important to seek proper treatment for issues that can impact the quality of your vision. Changes in the eyelid tissues and surrounding skin are a common, yet often overlooked, development that can affect...

Eye exams help detect subtle changes, warning signs you may have missed

Subtle changes in vision are a common occurrence as we age, easily written off or missed entirely. However, in some cases these changes may be a sign of a more serious condition or disease. January marks National Glaucoma Awareness Month, reminding us of the...

Cataracts? Surgery may not be your only option

If you have just been diagnosed with cataracts, you may be thinking that surgery is the only option. However, the existence of cataracts does not necessarily mean that surgery is needed immediately, so it is important to understand your options before proceeding. Commonly associated with aging, cataracts progress slowly over...

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