Retina Consultants Of Oklahoma

03/10/2026

March is National Nutrition Month. Did you know that what you eat can help support your eye health?

A diet rich in leafy greens, colorful fruits and vegetables, fish, and other nutrient-dense foods provides vitamins and antioxidants that help support the health of the retina.

Healthy habits like good nutrition, regular dilated eye exams, and seeking care promptly for changes in vision all play an important role in protecting sight.

Learn more about retinal health at SeeForALifetime.org.

03/06/2026

03/01/2026

Knowing the symptoms of and taking urgent action can help preserve vision and limit vision loss.

If you experience any of the ABCS of AMD symptoms, see a retina specialist right away. Find a retina specialist near you at www.SeeforaLifetime.org.

02/21/2026

During , understand the ABCs of AMD symptoms, which warrant an immediate visit with a retina specialist for a comprehensive dilated eye exam.

To help you See for a Lifetime, watch for:

C: Colors that appear washed out or dull. Any decrease in the intensity or brightness of color should be checked out.

Learn more at: www.SeeforaLifetime.org/AMD

02/18/2026

During , America’s retina specialists urge everyone to pay special attention to their vision and learn more about AMD. Start by understanding the hallmark AMD symptoms, which warrant an immediate visit with a retina specialist for a comprehensive dilated retina exam.

To help you See for a Lifetime, remember the ABCs of AMD symptoms starting with:

A: Altered or wavy lines that should be straight. Cover one eye at a time and look at a door frame or a checkerboard. If the lines look wavy or warped, it may be a sign of AMD. Check for this symptom regularly by using an Amsler grid, black lines on a white piece of paper with a dot in the middle.

Learn more at: SeeforaLifetime.org/AMD

02/18/2026

Meet Dr. Firestone!

Here at RCO, our doctors' top priority is delivering exceptional patient care!

02/12/2026

Age-related macular degeneration ( ), a retinal disease that affects the small central area of the retina known as the macula, is the leading cause of vision loss in older Americans.

There are two types of AMD, dry and wet. Dry AMD is the more common type of AMD, which can remain stable or worsen slowly over time. There are 3 stages of dry AMD: early, intermediate and late, also known as Geographic Atrophy.

Learn more today about the two types of AMD by accessing and downloading ASRS's Retina Health Series fact sheets on wet forms of AMD or dry forms of AMD. The fact sheets are written and illustrated by medical experts and are available in English, Spanish and Chinese.

View and download them by visiting www.asrs.org/retinahealthseries.

02/09/2026

Meet Dr. Shah!

Here at RCO, our doctors' top priority is delivering exceptional patient care!

02/07/2026

Vision loss from geographic atrophy (GA), a form of dry , forced Pete to set his camera aside and stop driving and riding a bicycle. When the first GA therapy became available, his retina specialist recommended that he start the treatment. While his vision continues to decline slowly, the treatment has helped Pete maintain independence, allowing him to stay engaged in his community and help others facing vision loss.

Read more Pete's full story (asrs.org/patients/patient-stories/pete-p) and learn more about AMD at SeeforaLIfetime.org.

02/05/2026

Meet Dr. Scott!

Here at RCO, our doctors' top priority is delivering exceptional patient care!

02/02/2026

Happiest birthday to our Yami!🎉🎉

01/25/2026

❄️❄️Due to inclement weather ❄️❄️
Our clinics will be canceled,
Monday all-day: 1/26
Tuesday morning: 1/27

We will contact you Tuesday afternoon to reschedule.

Thank you so much for your understanding- we truly appreciate you!