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William Benevento, MD Have you seen small specks, blobs, lines or cobwebs swimming around in your vision? Or flashing lights that look like fireworks in your side vision? Flashes and… Read More

LASIK and Cataract Surgeon Connor Davenport, MD has the latest training in refractive surgery for vision correction. His surgical specialties include all-laser (bladeless) LASIK, standard as well as laser-assisted cataract… Read More

John Frederick, M.D. FDA approves a pain-free, no-hassle, and no-whining treatment for amblyopia, known as lazy eye, that improves the likelihood that children will comply with treatment. Amblyopia is loss… Read More

Kyle Kuhlman, BCHIS Transitioning to hearing aids after years of hearing loss can take time and patience. How things sound and how it feels to wear a device resting in… Read More

Misplaced Your Reading Glasses … Again?  By: Nikhil Wagle, M.D. Presbyopia, or age-related blurry near vision, is a common, progressive condition that reduces the eye’s ability to focus on near… Read More

Allergic Conjunctivitis Brian Hansel, O.D. Most people associate sneezing, runny nose, coughing, and hives as a reaction to some types of allergens. Surprisingly, to these sufferers when their eyes are… Read More

You’re invited to Eye Health for Adults Over 50 Presented by: Dr. Jeff Heden, O.D. Thursday, April 13th from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Doors open at 11:45 am.) Geneseo… Read More

How Often Should You Get Your Eyes Examined? John Frederick, M.D. While many New Year’s resolutions don’t get fulfilled, there is one you should commit to getting done. Get your… Read More

Slow Changes to Your Child’s Worsening Vision Dr. Sarah Burgett, OD If your child is between the age of 5 and 15 with myopia, also called nearsightedness, meaning they can’t… Read More

Treating Keratoconus iLinkTM Corneal Cross Linking Dr. Carlton Fenzl Keratoconus is a non-inflammatory eye condition in which the typically round dome-shaped cornea progressively thins and weakens causing the development of… Read More