Recent technological advances in vision care are amazing, whether you may need support with reading, navigating to a destination, or enjoying other activities, there is a huge selection of apps, devices, and resources for people with low vision. From Screen Readers and Object Identifiers...

Have you experienced trouble falling asleep after staring at your phone or tablet before bed? Blue light – whether from the sun or your digital screen – wakes us up and stimulates us. This also means that too much blue light exposure late at...

A new cell injection technique could help reverse vision loss. Millions of people around the world live with reduced vision due to conditions such as Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) or Retinitis Pigmentosa, both of which are caused by the loss of cells in the...

Retinoschisis is a rare inherited or acquired condition where the Retina separates into two layers resulting in progressive vision loss. When the Retina splits, tiny cysts form between the layers and can damage nerves, and preventing light signals from reaching your brain, which can...

Happy Labor Day! Grilling this weekend? Consider adding some colorful veggies to your Labor Day cookout to help boost eye health. EyeCare America has teamed up with celebrity chefs from across the country to create healthy recipes that include foods rich in eye-healthy vitamins...

With many kids returning to school in distance learning environments, concerns about increased screen time and its effect on children’s vision have parents apprehensive. Headaches, blurry vision, and dry, tired eyes are often symptoms of not blinking enough while using digital devices, and focusing...