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Texas Retina Associates is North Texas’ largest, most experienced ophthalmology practice focused specifically on retina care.
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02/26/2026

Our own Dr. Solley was recently invited to teach first- and fourth-year medical students at the TCU Burnett School of Medicine. In this role, he will be lecturing on the anatomy of the eye and the approach to the ophthalmology patient and will also be starting a clinical rotation for students who are interested in pursuing ophthalmology. Dr. Solley will continue to care for patients in Texas Retina’s Arlington, Grapevine and Wichita Falls offices.

Learn more: https://www.texasretina.com/2026/02/26/dr-solley-invited-to-teach-tcu-medical-students

02/24/2026

At Texas Retina, we take caring for our patients and maintaining their vision personally. That is why we love receiving positive feedback like this recent review for Dr. Choi. He cares for patients in our Denton and Frisco offices and believes every patient deserves to be heard, respected and treated with compassion.

You can learn more about Dr. Choi here: https://www.texasretina.com/2025/02/17/getting-to-know-rene-y-choi-md-phd

02/19/2026

As we continue to shine the light on Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) this month, we’re highlighting an important tool that patients can use at home to monitor their vision: the Amsler grid. It is a simple visual testing chart used to detect problems with central vision, especially those involving the macula, which is in the center of the retina.

For people with wet AMD, new development of distortion or blurring in the Amsler grid’s appearance is suggestive of a possible leakage that may be treatable. Additionally, since people diagnosed with dry AMD are at risk of converting to the wet form, it is especially important for them to monitor their vision. If caught early, there are treatment options for wet AMD that can help limit or slow vision loss.

Learn more about how patients with AMD can use an Amsler grid in our latest blog: https://www.texasretina.com/2026/02/17/4869

02/17/2026

We know that for many patients, the thought of an eye injection is scary. However, it is the only way we can deliver potentially sight-saving medication to treat several retinal conditions.

At Texas Retina, our physicians take great care to address patients’ concerns about receiving an eye injection and to minimize any discomfort or pain when administering them. That is why we are grateful to receive feedback like this about Dr. Laura. She cares for patients in our Dallas Main, Rockwall and Denton offices.

You can learn more about Dr. Laura here: https://www.texasretina.com/our-physicians/diana-m-laura-md

02/13/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re feeling especially grateful for the trust you place in us. At Texas Retina, our patients are truly at the HEART of everything we do.

Wishing you a day filled with love, gratitude and a little extra kindness!

02/10/2026

Did you know that the same issues that can damage blood vessels in your heart can also harm the tiny blood vessels that supply blood to your eye?

The three major risk factors for heart disease — high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes — can also cause age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy, retinal artery occlusion and retinal vein occlusion.

February is American Heart Month, and Texas Retina is sharing 6 steps you can take to keep both your heart and your eyes healthy.

Learn more: https://www.texasretina.com/2026/02/10/how-your-hearts-health-can-affect-your-eyes

02/05/2026

February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Awareness Month. AMD is a leading cause of vision loss after age 60 and the number one reason patients are referred to Texas Retina.

Read our latest blog to learn how AMD impacts vision and 7 proactive steps you can take to help lower your risk: https://www.texasretina.com/2026/02/05/understanding-and-reducing-your-risk-for-amd

02/03/2026

Last Saturday night, Texas Retina physicians, staff and family members enjoyed a variety of games, food and fun at our New Year’s Kick-Off Party held at Dave and Busters. We had a blast celebrating the beginning of 2026 with our Texas Retina family!

01/29/2026

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we all dealt with the winter weather this week. We are happy to report that all Texas Retina offices will be back to normal operating hours tomorrow, Thursday, January 29, 2026.

Once again, if you had an appointment this week that was impacted by an office closure or delayed opening, no need to call us. We are continuing to work as quickly as we can to reschedule those visits.

01/28/2026

Here is our winter weather update for Wednesday, January 28, 2026:

The following Texas Retina offices will be closed:

• Athens
• Denton
• Mansfield
• Sherman

In addition, our Arlington, Dallas Main, Dallas North, Fort Worth and Rockwall offices will open late:

Arlington
• Dr. Williams will start seeing patients at 11 am.

Dallas Main
• Dr. Anand and Dr. Chong will start seeing patients at 10 am.
• Dr. Timothy Fuller will start seeing rescheduled patients at 10 am.

Dallas North
• Dr. Lin will start seeing patients at 9 am.

Fort Worth
• Dr. McClellan will start seeing patients at 9 am.

Rockwall
• Dr. Laura will start seeing patients at 10 am.

Our Frisco, Grapevine, Lubbock, Plano and Wichita Falls offices will be open normal hours.

If you have an appointment scheduled that is impacted by an office closure or delayed opening, no need to call us. We will reach out to reschedule as we reopen.

Stay safe

01/27/2026

Due to the winter weather, the following Texas Retina offices will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026:

• Arlington
• Athens
• Denton
• Fort Worth
• Frisco
• Grapevine
• Mansfield
• Plano
• Rockwall
• Sherman
• Waco
• Wichita Falls

In addition, our Dallas Main and Dallas North offices will open late:

Dallas Main
• Dr. Abbey will start seeing patients at 1 pm.
• Dr. Timothy Fuller will start at 10 am.
• Dr. Lin will start at 10 am.

Dallas North
• Dr. Chong will start seeing patients at 10 am.

Our Lubbock office will be open normal hours.

If you have an appointment scheduled that is impacted by an office closure or delayed opening, no need to call us. We will reach out to reschedule as we reopen.

Stay safe!

01/25/2026

Due to the winter weather, ALL Texas Retina offices except for Lubbock will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. Our Lubbock office will open at 8 am.

If you have an appointment scheduled that is impacted by these closures, no need to call us. We will reach out to reschedule as we reopen.

Stay safe!

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