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Your Vision at Night 
Driving in the evening or at night may be an everyday activity, but for some, it can be a challenge. As you get older, it’s common for your night vision to decline. The glare of street lights or tail lights, headlights from oncoming cars, and the general darkness of the sky, are all factors that… Read More
What You Should Know About Swimming and Your Eyes 
Swimming, whether it be a leisure activity or a daily workout, can be hard on your eyes and vision. The American Academy of Ophthalmology explains that the tear film (a thin layer of tears) coats the surface of our eyes and keeps them moist, smooth and clear. Chemicals used to keep pools clean, such as… Read More
How to Protect Your Eyes During the Solar Eclipse 
On Monday, August 21, a total solar eclipse will be visible across the entire United States. The totality will be observed in a narrow path from Oregon to North Carolina, affording millions of people the opportunity to see a memorable astronomical event. For those fortunate enough to witness this once-in-a-life-time event, caution is needed to… Read More
Preparing for Your Next Eye Exam 
Regardless of your age, it’s important to have you eyes examined on a regular basis. Adults between the ages of 18 and 60 should see their doctor every two to four years for a comprehensive exam. Children over the age of 6, should be seen every two years unless there are any problems. If you… Read More
Caring for Your Contact Lens Case 
Eyes are highly sensitive to bacterial infections. If you’re a contact lens-wearer, “dirty” contacts will not only increase the risk of itchy and irritated eyes, but can also pose a threat to your long-term vision and eye health. There are a number of tips for keeping your contacts clean, but what about the case itself?… Read More
Is There a Way to Prevent Cataracts? 
Cataracts are the most common cause of vision loss for people over the age of 40, however, younger individuals can still be diagnosed with the disease. While it may be hard to prevent cataracts, there are a number of things that can be done to preserve your vision. Take Your Vitamins Multivitamins that contain high… Read More
Protect Your Eyes from the Summer Sun 
Summer is arguably the best time of year to get outside and soak up some sun. Between lounging on the beach, traveling through Europe, or hiking in Acadia National Park, it’s more than just your skin that is exposed to the sun. While you can’t put sunscreen on your eyes, there are a number of… Read More
Caring for Someone with Failing Eyesight
As our family members and loved ones get older, some assistance may be required in carrying out everyday activities. When it comes to eye care, it’s important to understand what is involved in taking care of a loved one who vision is impaired. A visit to your doctor for a comprehensive eye exam will determine… Read More
Making Eye Health a Priority 
The National Institute of Health (NIH) encourages everyone to make their eye health a priority to protect their vision for a lifetime. There are a number of things you can do, but a comprehensive dilated eye exam is a great place to start. You doctor will be able to detect any vision problems and determine… Read More
Mission Trips with Vision Care Services 
Since 2013, Dr. Yi and Dr. Kim have made numerous mission trips to several African, South American and Caribbean countries in an effort to improve the vision of patients who lack the access to care. Their care makes a real difference in the lives of patients they see. Recently, Dr. Yi visited Morocco with Vision… Read More
