Lake Stevens Vision Clinic

09/17/2025

What is Myopia?
Myopia means kids see up close clearly but struggle to see things that are far away, like the whiteboard in class.
Myopia is a progressive disease that increases the risk for retinal detachment, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and other serious eye diseases later in life.
The good news: Early detection and comprehensive eye exams allow Treehouse Eyes doctors to slow or even stop its progression.
Protect your child’s vision today and tomorrow. Schedule a virtual consult at TreehouseEyes.com/VirtualConsult

09/08/2025

True or false? Your child deserves more than a quick school screening.
Treehouse Eyes doctors understand that myopia management (managing blurry distance vision) requires individualized care to give your child better vision for life.
Start with a FREE virtual consultation and discover the Treehouse Eyes difference: TreehouseEyes.com/VirtualConsult

09/04/2025

Parents across the country are learning that school screenings aren’t enough. Only a comprehensive eye exam can detect myopia (nearsightedness) and open the door to effective, non-invasive treatments.

Don’t just take it from us—Jamie and Reese’s story says it best. Watch their journey and see why comprehensive eye exams matter!

Ready to start the conversation?
📅 Schedule your child’s FREE virtual consultation today: TreehouseEyes.com/VirtualConsult

06/23/2025

A new 2025 study published in BMC Public Health, based on data from over 31,000 children ages 8 to 16, confirms what pediatric eye care experts have long observed: childhood myopia (blurry distance vision) is on the rise, and early intervention is critical.
At Treehouse Eyes, we use this kind of data-driven insight to develop personalized, non-invasive treatment plans that go beyond glasses, helping to slow the progression of myopia and protect your child’s long-term vision health.

📅 Book a FREE virtual consultation today to learn how we can help:
🔗 TreehouseEyes.com/VirtualConsult

06/13/2025

While school may be out for summer, your child’s vision care shouldn’t take a break.
Summer offers an ideal window to address potential vision issues before the back-to-school season begins.

✅ Greater appointment availability
✅ Early detection of changes
✅ Strong visual foundation for academic success

Take advantage of this time to prioritize your child’s eye health. Set them up for a confident start to the new school year.

🔗Schedule your FREE virtual consult today: TreehouseEyes.com/VirtualConsult

Schedule a Virtual Myopia Consultation

06/06/2025

June is Child Vision Awareness Month!

Did you know that just 90–120 minutes of outdoor play each day can help slow the progression of myopia (nearsightedness)? More time outside means healthier vision for your child.

But why does it work? Outdoor play reduces screen time and eye strain, distance viewing gives eyes a much-needed break, and natural light supports healthy eye growth.

Learn more at TreehouseEyes.com today!

05/23/2025

When Eva’s mom, Rosie, noticed her daughter was squinting and struggling to see things at a distance, she didn’t know what to do—until she found Treehouse Eyes.

This Myopia Awareness Week, hear Rosie’s story as a Treehouse Eyes parent and learn how early action changed everything.

You’re not alone—and there is something you can do. Schedule a FREE virtual consultation with Treehouse Eyes today: https://treehouseeyes.com/virtualconsult/



Testimonial Video:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17YEZN_HbxWURkSqt3DXLW_l3i7Tt6Fzb/view?usp=sharing

05/14/2025

It’s Myopia Awareness Week, a time to shine a light on one of the most common, yet overlooked, childhood vision conditions: myopia, or nearsightedness.

Today, 1 in 3 kids in the U.S. is affected, and it’s showing up earlier and progressing faster than ever before. But the good news? You can act now to protect your child’s long-term eye health.

At Treehouse Eyes, we specialize in safe, non-invasive, proven treatments that slow or even stop myopia from getting worse, helping kids see a clearer, brighter future.
📅 Don’t wait. Schedule your FREE Virtual Consultation today!

05/05/2025

May is Healthy Vision Month!
It’s the perfect time to take a closer look at your child’s vision health, especially as more kids spend hours on screens and less time outdoors. The risk of myopia (nearsightedness) is rising fast, but there’s something you can do.

At Lake Stevens Vision Clinic, we’re dedicated to giving children better vision for life. Don’t just take our word for it. Listen to Dimitri’s story and see the impact for yourself!

Learn more at: TreehouseEyes.com


Testimonial Video:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DlhuhnLwNvQtUcddzjVZXTZlP1qN5KZo/view?usp=drive_link

04/16/2025

Excessive screen time may contribute to childhood myopia (blurry distance vision), but outdoor activities can help. Did you know spending 1-2 hours outside each day could reduce the risk of your child developing myopia?

Encourage outdoor play today for healthier eyes tomorrow! 🌳👁️
Worried that your child is struggling with myopia (blurry distance vision)? Schedule a consultation today! https://www.lsvc.com/myopia

04/07/2025

🌎💚 Happy World Health Day! 💚🌎
On this special day, let’s remember that health isn’t just about physical fitness—it includes taking care of our eyes too!

Myopia (blurry distance vision) is a growing concern for children worldwide with numbers reaching epidemic levels. In the U.S. alone, 1 in 3 kids are now myopic and risk a lifetime of not just poor vision but also an increased risk of serious eye diseases associated with higher myopia.

Together, let’s build a future where healthy vision is a part of every child’s wellness journey!

Want to explore current research and data about childhood myopia? Visit the Treehouse Eyes Resource Center here: https://treehouseeyes.com/myopia-resource-center/

04/04/2025

April is Sports Eye Safety Month!

🌱Kids who play sports don’t just stay active—they also protect their eyes! Engaging in outdoor sports like basketball, soccer, swimming and more may help slow down the progression of myopia (nearsightedness), ultimately reducing the risk of serious eye diseases later in life.

This Sports Eye Safety Month, don't forget to ensure your child wears protective eyewear while playing!

Want to learn more about childhood myopia management? 🔗Click here: https://www.lsvc.com/myopia