Batesville Ophthalmology

09/25/2025

Same great people with a new name. Welcome to the Batesville Ophthalmology page formerly known as Sloan Eye Clinic.

08/29/2025

Screens make the world go ‘round in today’s digital world, but breaks are essential! Avoid eyestrain by blinking frequently and practicing the 20/20/20 rule—every 20 minutes look at something 20+ feet away for 20 seconds.

08/27/2025

Technology is a beautiful thing! However, sometimes we can get too absorbed in screens. This Wellness Wednesday, try to unplug and unwind. Turn off that phone and embrace the silence. Technology-free evenings can be refreshing.

08/25/2025

We hope everyone has a great start to their day, and if not, there’s always another cup of coffee!

08/20/2025

Did you know that pets can help boost your immune system? Studies have shown that pet owners are less likely to get sick than non-pet owners.

08/13/2025

Good sleep is a game-changer. Develop a bedtime routine to wind down. Dim the lights an hour before bed for a signal to your brain. What's your secret to a restful night?

08/06/2025

Water is an essential part of our overall health, and it’s important to stay hydrated throughout your day! Try carrying a reusable water bottle with measurement markers—you can sip on it regularly and track your water intake.

08/04/2025

Our eyes naturally perceive images upside down whenever they see something, but it’s our brain’s job to decode the image and process it the right way up!

07/31/2025

Love reading on your device before bed? Enable Night Mode to reduce blue light emission, making it easier on your eyes and potentially improving sleep quality. A win-win for night owls! Do you use Night Mode for reading?

07/29/2025

Acute angle closure Glaucoma is a condition that produces many symptoms. These include eye pain, nausea, blurred vision, reddening of the eye and halos around lights - get checked if any of these symptoms apply you.

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06/23/2025

So what’s the difference between an ophthalmologist and other eye care professionals (such as optometrists and opticians)? Essentially, ophthalmologists are full medical doctors, which means they are licensed to perform surgery as well.

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