Keeping Your Eyes Safe This Holiday Season
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on December 5, 2012
The holiday season is in full effect and for most of us it’s a time that we all look forward to as it means attending parties, relaxing, and spending time with the people we love most. It is meant to be a time of joy and celebration. Do not let preventable eye injuries ruin your… Read More
How Lack Of Sleep Affects Your Vision
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on November 20, 2012
In today’s fast paced and hectic world it is very common to miss out on getting enough restful sleep each night. The challenge of balancing proper rest with everything else that needs to get done in a day can be very tricky. However, many are not aware that not getting enough rest can wreak havoc… Read More
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Diabetes on November 7, 2012
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Month. Diabetic eye disease is one of the major causes of vision loss in adults. When the sugar levels in the blood are high, it is very stressful on the blood vessels all over the body, putting individuals at high risk for heart attack, stroke, and kidney disease. In the… Read More
October is Eye Injury Prevention Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on October 17, 2012
In an effort to educate the public about the importance of safe vision, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has declared October as National Eye Injury Prevention Month. The hope is that by sharing some of the most common vision accidents and causes, as well as helpful tips on how to maintain healthy vision, people can… Read More
5 Tips to Help You See Better in The Digital World
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on October 4, 2012
When thinking about how to describe the world we live in, one word generally comes to mind: connected. Everywhere we go we’re usually carrying around some sort of device that keeps us connected to something important to us. Whether it’s a tablet, smart phone or a computer that we’re using to stay in touch, we… Read More
A Healthy Diet Equals Healthy Vision, Here Are Some Tips To Improve Your Snacking
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on September 17, 2012
If you want to improve your vision, you had better start with your diet because healthy vision starts with healthy eating habits. Fruits, vegetables and fish make for healthy, light and delicious meals and snacks and contain nutrients and powerful antioxidants that are essential to healthy eyes. Studies have shown that a diet rich in… Read More
August is Cataract Awareness Month
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts on August 23, 2012
August is National Cataract Awareness Month. During the month of August be sure to focus on your vision and talk to your doctor if you believe you are at risk for cataracts. Since cataracts develop over years, gradual changes in vision can become the norm for most individuals suffering from the condition and therefore become… Read More
Remembering Dr. Roger David
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Announcements on August 10, 2012
We are greatly saddened to announce that on Thursday morning Roger David, MD from the Northwest/Northwest Portland office passed away. He was on a vacation in Montana taking part in an organized bike ride with friends and suffered a massive heart attack. Dr. David began his career at The Portland Clinic then in 1982 along… Read More
EyeHealth Northwest is excited to welcome Dr. Jason Skalet to our team of Physicians
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Announcements on July 12, 2012
We are pleased to announce the arrival of our newest ophthalmologist, Dr. Jason Skalet. Dr. Skalet joins our group July 9th, seeing patients in our Oregon City and Milwaukie offices. He has spent the last 4 years since completing his fellowship as the sole referral cornea and uveitis specialist for East Bay Kaiser Permanente, in… Read More
EyeHealth Northwest encourages you to have a fun and safe Independence day following these easy tips on Fireworks Safety.
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on July 3, 2012
BE PREPARED: -Store fireworks out of children’s reach. -Always read and follow label directions. -Place pets indoors; they are easily frightened by fireworks. -Always have water handy (a garden hose or a bucket of water). BE RESPONSIBLE: -Soak used fireworks thoroughly in a bucket of water. -Dispose of used fireworks & debris properly. -Never re-light… Read More