Insight Complete Eye Care

Get the most from your vision benefits before they expire!

The year is quickly closing and so is your chance to maximize your benefits and flex spending. Don't leave money on the table, and give your eyes some love!

Call or schedule an appointment online.

During the season of giving, toy safety is crucial in protecting children and other gift recipients. To help remind all gift-givers to buy wisely, Prevent Blindness America has designated December as Safe Toys and Gifts Month. Parents and friends of children can take steps to facilitate safe gift-giving this season by making sure the toys they buy for young ones are appropriate and safe.

Here are some great things to look out for:

- Avoid presents with sharp edges, points, or spikes.
- Steer clear of toys that could shatter or break into small debris upon impact. This also includes products that a child can pull apart easily.
- Include a helmet or other PPE if buying sports gear.
- Avoid toys with heating elements, ropes, or cords

Today we want to thank and celebrate all of our veterans this Veteran's Day.

From our team to you, thank you for your service.

Get the most from your vision benefits before they expire!

The year is quickly closing and so is your chance to maximize your benefits and flex spending. Don't leave money on the table, and give your eyes some love!

Call or schedule an appointment online.

The primary disease that is a direct result of diabetes is diabetic retinopathy. Diabetic retinopathy affects your retina, the thin membrane that lines the back of your eye. The retina is needed to see, as it translates the light that passes through your eye into impulses sent to your brain. It does this through special cells called photoreceptors.

Blood vessels can be cut off in the retina when blood sugar is elevated. If this occurs, it can cause existing blood vessels to swell and leak, making new blood vessels grow out of control. These new blood vessels can cause scar tissue to develop on the retina. This damage kills photoreceptors, eventually causing vision loss. The retina cannot regenerate, so the damage done is irreversible.

Diabetic retinopathy also shows no symptoms until there's vision loss. Regular eye exams are vital for diagnosing and treating the condition early to slow further damage.

November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month.

This month we will raise awareness about the serious eye conditions associated with diabetes with tips on improving eye health and preserving vision.

Trick or Treat!

We hope you have a great Halloween!

With the seasons changing, here are a few ways to keep your eyes from drying out:
- Use protective eyewear to block dry air
- Position computer screens below eye level
- Exercise the eyes at frequent intervals by blinking & closing the eyes

These simple steps protect your eyes and prevent irritated, dry eyes this season.

Every October is Eye Injury Prevention Month:

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology nearly 2.5 million people suffer eye injuries each year in the United States and nearly one million people have lost some degree of vision as a result of their injury. Always be aware and keep your eyes safe by wearing protective glasses when needed!

If an injury does occur, schedule an appointment as soon as possible.

Our team strives to provide quality eye care services to help you see the world clearly. Call us today to schedule your first visit.

Your lifestyle, work setting, and age can all play a factor in your quality of vision. If you have questions regarding your vision treatment plan, contact us today.

Our Optometrists are the best at what they do and care for your eyes like their own. Book your eye appointment today to give your eyes some extra love.

Did you know?

Your eyes muscles are the most active muscles in your body! By placing items that you are looking at or reading 20 inches away from your eyes can help prevent eye fatigue.

With the school year starting and the end of the year fast approaching now is the perfect time to book your eye exam!

Happy Labor Day weekend from our team to you!

We will be closed on Monday, September 5th in observance of the Labor Day holiday. We will resume regular business hours starting on Tuesday, September 6th.

September is Healthy Aging Month!

One in six Americans age 65+ have a vision impairment that cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. The risk of eye disease increases with age, but lifestyle can help prolong healthy vision. Two tips: wear sunglasses and stay active. Just make sure your sunglasses protect against UV-A and UV-B rays. And, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine, a long-term study of more than 15,000 people found that people who were physically active and drank occasionally experienced less vision loss over 20 years than those who didn't exercise or drink at all.

With kids back in school, it's a good time to remind everyone that August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month.
If you're bringing your child in for annual eye exams, you're doing great! But it's important to know that eye problems can develop between yearly exams. If you observe any of the following signs and behaviors, consider scheduling an appointment: your child's eyes are red or watery, they cover one eye or blink often, they hold books or screens too far or too close to their face, their eyes tend to wander, or if their head hurts after homework or looking at screens.

These are just a few things to look out for. Call us with any questions or concerns. We're happy to discuss!

New month, new glasses? Don't forget to come in for your annual eye exam and use your vision benefits before the end of the year.

During your appointment, we will review your patient history, visual acuity, and evaluate your eyes’ overall health. Schedule your family’s next visit today!

Although it can be temporary, staring at a computer can strain the eyes to a degree that permanently affects your vision. If you spend long hours in front of a computer screen, be sure to wear blue-light blocking glasses and follow the 20-20-20 rule. For more information, call us today.

We will be closed next Monday to celebrate the Fourth fo July. We will resume normal hours on Tuesday. Have a safe and happy Fourth!

Today is National Sunglasses Day! Be sure to wear your shades today and every day. ...Why? Well, there are many reasons including: protection from the elements like sand and dust, protection from UV rays which can lead to eye diseases and lastly a stylish pair of sunglasses looks so good on you!

We are closed this Monday in observance of Memorial Day. On this day we remember the heroes who have given their lives in service to our country.

Although age can affect your vision, it is important to start scheduling routine eye exams early in your life! Examinations can ensure you have the clearest vision possible.

Today is National . Brother's Day on May 24th honors the brothers in our lives. Whether we have one or many, they hold a special place in our hearts.

May is Healthy Vision Month! All month, we will share the importance of caring for your vision. To schedule your May visit, call us today!

Individuals who are living with astigmatism often experience blurry vision. Routine eye exams can help detect astigmatism before the condition worsens! Call us today to schedule your next eye exam.

We offer comprehensive examinations to catch eye conditions in their early stages as well as offer the highest possible level of treatment, ensuring your optimum eyesight! Visit our website to learn more.

Diabetes can affect more than just your blood sugar. Diabetic eye disease can cause vision loss without regular care and monitoring. Contact us today to learn more!

Myopia is a vision condition that causes objects at a distance to appear blurry or out of focus. Regular eye exams can ensure you are properly treating and monitoring your eye conditions.

If you need updated eyeglasses or lenses, call us today! Our team can help you find the perfect pair to fit your eyes.

Are you experiencing eye pain? Call and speak with our expert staff to ensure your eye condition is not worsening!

If you have been diagnosed with an eye condition, we may recommend regular eye examinations to keep an accurate benchmark on your eye health. Schedule your next visit today!

Glaucoma is a condition damages your optic nerve, resulting in vision loss. If you may be at risk for glaucoma, call us today!

We want you to enjoy comfortable, clear vision. Call us today to learn more about our services.

Our team strives to provide quality eye care services to help you see the world clearly. Call us today to schedule your first visit.

Need to schedule your next eye exam? Call us today!

Your lifestyle, work setting and age can all play a factor in your quality of vision. If you have questions regarding your vision treatment plan, contact us today.