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John Frederick, MD The wonders of the world are often first encountered through the eyes of a child. Yet without good vision, a child’s ability to learn about the world… Read More

It happens to most of us in our 40s. We need cheaters or bifocals to see close up. This condition called presbyopia happens even to people who have never worn… Read More

The Connection Between Vision and Hearing Why is your eye doctor asking you about your hearing? A university study published in a medical journal found that vision problems are associated… Read More

UV damage to the eyes can be immediate, such as corneal sunburn, and cumulative, including cataract and macular degeneration. Protecting your eyes today can help keep your eyes healthy in… Read More

30% off Sunglasses Frames and Lenses (Non-Rx or Rx) One Day Only, Monday, June 27th, 2016 See Optician for details. Monday, June 27th is National Sunglasses Day and to celebrate,… Read More

When people notice a change in their vision, they usually make an appointment with the eye doctor and get a prescription for glasses. It can be an easy fix, readily… Read More

Martin O’Malley M.D. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, it has been estimated that by age 75 about 70% of people will have cataracts. Let’s discuss a few things… Read More

Eye Surgeons Associates Designated as National Leader in High Quality and Efficient Eye Care Eye Surgeons Associates is pleased to announce it has been selected as one of 128 physician… Read More

After 25 years of serving the vision needs of the Quad Cities, Dr. Richard Phinney will be retiring at the end of April. He joined Eye Surgeons Associates (ESA) in… Read More

By: Michael Howcroft, M.D. AMD is the most common cause of visual loss in people over 50 years of age. It is a disease that affects the central (macular) portion… Read More