by EyeCare Specialties | Apr 30, 2019 | Children's Vision, Contact Lenses, Eye Diseases, Eye Health, Featured, Frames, Optical, Optometry, Vision
You just wrapped up your annual eye exam and you have your new prescription to pick out a pair of eyeglasses. Have you ever been curious to know what the numbers & letters mean for your eyesight? Well, we’re here to help decode your eyeglass prescription in order...
by EyeCare Specialties | Apr 29, 2019 | Eye Health, Featured, News, Optical, Optometry, Press, Vision
We at EyeCare Specialties are delighted and saddened to announce that Dr. Brian Hinkley is retiring on April 30, 2019. Dr. Hinkley was one of the co-founders of EyeCare Specialties. During his 40-year career, Dr. Hinkley was committed to educating patients about eye...
by EyeCare Specialties | Mar 7, 2018 | Education, Eye Health, Optometry, Vision
March is Workplace Eye Wellness month, a time to raise awareness of eye health and safety on the job. This month, EyeCare Specialties is focusing on the awareness of the dangers of blue light, the impact of digital devices on vision, and encouraging eye injury...
by EyeCare Specialties | Jan 17, 2018 | Education, Eye Diseases, Eye Health, Fashion, Optical, Optometry, Vision
Protecting your vision and prioritizing healthy eyes has wide-reaching health benefits that can help you prevent disease and maintain quality eyesight throughout your life. Following these three tips will help you set yourself up for successful eye health in 2018 and...
by EyeCare Specialties | Dec 16, 2017 | Education, Eye Health, Optical, Optometry, Uncategorized
Winter sports, cozy fires, and bright white landscapes can all take their toll on your eyes over the coldest season of the year. Don’t let good vision go bad! Take a few precautions to ensure safe and healthy eyes this season. The sun is out Winter can be even more...
by EyeCare Specialties | Nov 14, 2017 | Eye Diseases, Eye Health, Optometry
A standard eye exam allows your optometrist only a limited view of the retina inside of your eye. To adequately examine your eyes for conditions that could potentially lead to vision loss, your doctor needs a full view of your retina at the back of each eye. For this...
