Free eye care is available for qualified seniors. Discover more about the EyeCare America program and locate a participating Ophthalmologist in your area.

A summary of common vision impairment related to aging and steps to protect your eyes.

Keep this information in mind as you visit your local optician.

What is a ripe cataract? What does the word cataract mean? Learn about cataracts and how they can be treated from this National Eye Institute article.

This brochure from the National Eye Institute reviews diabetic eye disease and diabetic retinopathy, including information on symptoms, detection, treatment, prevention, and research.

Glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness in the United States, affects nearly 3 million people. Though there is no cure for glaucoma, but it can be controlled. This article from the National Eye Institute provides general information about glaucoma.

Individuals with visual impairments are at special risk when it comes to fire and emergency. Learn about ways to protect yourself or a loved one who is visually impaired in the case of a fire.

Did you know that sparklers are almost hot enough to melt gold? And, bottle rockets are the most dangerous fireworks. Follow these fireworks safey tips.

An overview of the role of an Ophthalmologist in the health care of individuals.

Vision loss from Glaucoma can be prevented if it is caught and treated in time. Almost 80,000 Americans are blind from glaucoma, and another million are undiagnosed and at risk for vision loss. Discover how glaucoma can be diagnosed, prevented and treated.