Eye Disease Diagnosis & Management

Long-Term Support for Your Eye Health & Vision

Eye disease is always a risk for your eye health and vision, potentially leading to severe vision loss. While these conditions can significantly affect your sight, we’re here to protect your ocular health. Our team can identify signs of eye disease in its earliest stages, preventing further damage.

Our team is here to provide long-term treatment for many eye diseases. Visit one of our locations, and we can diagnose and treat eye disease as early as possible.

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The Importance of an Early Diagnosis

Eye disease can seriously place your vision at risk, making early detection crucial for preserving your sight. However, many eye diseases develop with little to no symptoms until your vision is affected, making it difficult to identify these problems alone.

We can diagnose eye disease in its earliest stages with our diagnostic technology. An early diagnosis can help us recommend a treatment plan sooner.

Eye Diseases

Eye disease can affect anyone, but your risk increases with age. Because of this, it’s important to book regular eye exams. We can track changes in your vision and identify problems as early as possible.

We test for eye disease during your eye exam to protect your eye health and vision. The earlier we diagnose a problem, the sooner we can provide treatment.

Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a disease affecting your central vision, the things you see right in front of you. AMD typically occurs with age as the macula loses the cells needed for vision, making it harder to see. There are 2 forms of this disease: dry and wet AMD

Cataracts

Cataracts are common with age, causing the eye’s lens to become clouded, affecting your vision. As cataracts progress, you may struggle to drive, read, or recognize a loved one’s face. Many people need cataract surgery to see clearly again.

Diabetic Retinopathy

Diabetic retinopathy is a disease that can significantly affect patients with diabetes. It occurs when damaged blood vessels leak fluid and blood into the retina. These blood vessels leak because of the damage caused by high blood sugar, leading to potential vision loss.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that damage your optic nerve, an essential part of your vision. Glaucoma can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated, but this disease can progress symptom-free until your vision is affected.

Don’t Put Your Eye Health & Vision at Risk

Anyone can develop an eye disease, but your risk increases with age. Don’t assume that your vision and eye health are doing fine — book an appointment to be sure.