Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in Americans over age 50.  Early diagnosis and treatment are instrumental to protect vision.  Please read our newsletter for more information.

AMD letter.docx

Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness worldwide.  It is often called the "silent thief of sight" because it has no early symptoms.  That is why it is important to get regular eye screenings in order to protect vision. 

Please see our newsletter for more information.

Glaucoma_Newsletter.pdf

December is a great time for all of us to raise awareness about holiday-related eye safety.  Many popular gifts, like toy guns and darts, can lead to serious eye injuries.  We encourage everyone to choose gifts that are safe.  Please read the press release for more information.

Safe Toys Release.docx

Congratulations to Dr. Katrina Chin Loy, MD, for graduating from the AAO Leadership Development Program.  Dr. Chin Loy was nominated and selected to be a program participant for 2025 in order to further enhance her leadership skills.  Check out the press release below for more details!

LDP press release.pdf

November is the month for diabetic eye disease awareness.  Screenings are very important for preventing diabetic eye complications.

Diabetic Eye Disease Release

October is the month of Halloween Eye Safety.  We encourage everyone to enjoy Halloween while employing safe practices when it comes to eye health.

Halloween Eye Safety

AMD Letter

Glaucoma Letter AAO.pdf

Why Doctors Don't Recommend Marijuana for Glaucoma