SAVE Vision Foundation

05/04/2020

Serious vision loss is the biggest fear many Americans have about their health. If you see early signs of eye problems, get seen by a professional right away, just in case.

But that's not the only things doctors say you need to do.

05/01/2020

When is the last time you saw an opthalmologist? If you can't remember, it hasn't been recently enough. Here are some good reasons to book an appointment today.

A recent survey found that only half of Americans see an eye care professional on a regular basis. Why set aside time for an eye exam? For 2020: the Year of the Eye, the American Academy of Ophthalmo

04/29/2020

Anyone can get glaucoma, but some demographics are at a greater risk. If you are part of the more vulnerable populations, you need to take special precautions and get more frequent screenings.

By Dr. Rachel Gelman Glaucoma is a progressive disease characterized by damage to the eye’s optic nerve secondary to high-eye pressure. If left untreated, over time this results in loss of vision and eventual blindness. Glaucoma is a progressive disease characterized by damage to the eye’s optic...

04/27/2020

Eye pressure changes are unpredictable and generally irreversible, making it hard for researchers to isolate pressure as a contributing factor for glaucoma. New methods have allowed researchers to confirm some theories and make strides towards a cure. https://bit.ly/2Sb6WMu

04/24/2020

Approximately 80% of patients who take prostaglandin eye drops for glaucoma do so incorrectly. A new prostaglandin analog delivery system that has recently been approved by the FDA may make it easier for these patients to manage their own treatment.

Glaucoma is a progressive disease of the eye that can lead to irreversible vision loss and blindness.

04/22/2020

Many people with glaucoma show no early signs of the disease, allowing it to spread before any treatment can be started. Regular screenings can give you the information you need with enough time to make a difference.

Left untreated, glaucoma can have serious consequences for your eyesight.

04/20/2020

Forty percent of adults do not get regular eye exams, despite increasing rates of blindness. Learn which populations are at the highest risk and how to improve your chances. https://bit.ly/2XPbNa3

04/17/2020

Your lifestyle determines your risk factors for many things, including blindness. Adopt these healthy habits to protect your eyesight and keep it sharp.

To keep your sight in the best of its ability, we bring you a list of sensible food and habit choices that can keep them healthy, wealthy and vivid!

04/15/2020

Too many Americans do not receive regular vision care. If you fit into this category, contact SAVE Vision Foundation today to find the vision van nearest you. https://bit.ly/2VuSQqb

04/13/2020

It is often those who most need medical care who are unable to access it. SAVE Vision Foundation's mobile units reach people in their own neighborhoods to help them see better. https://bit.ly/2yaRlWe

04/10/2020

Vision can rarely be restored once it is lost. SAVE Vision Foundation provides mobile eye clinics to assess at-risk patients and help them take control of their eye health. https://bit.ly/2Xr5ARy

04/08/2020

Eye injuries can be temporary or permanent. These signs of cataracts can be a lot more serious than many people realize, leading to long-term health difficulties and permanent vision loss. https://bit.ly/2wptmlN