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Keep Your Eyes Healthy Growing old is a process which brings about many opportunities and developments, from major transformations, such as eventually becoming a grandparent or going back to college to simple everyday life changes, such as beginning a new workout program. Don’t lose out on any of these opportunities. Take stock of your eye […]

Be prepared for the Solar Eclipse on Monday, August 21st, 2017! We have received 300 pairs of solar eclipse glasses and will be selling them for $2 per pair on Thursday, August 10th. Be sure to stop in one of our locations to pick up your pair before they’re all gone! The actual eclipse path will […]

It’s nearly back-to-school time and you’re prepared with your child’s enrollment forms, orientation schedules, and immunizations — but what about their eyes? August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month– an excellent time for you to get your child’s eyes checked before school starts. Threatening Conditions The majority of children have healthy eyes. However, there […]

Run For Sight 5K Run/Walk begins with registration at 7:00 AM in the parking lot between the Coast Guard Station and Margaret Drake Elliot Park. The 5K Run is competitive and the 5K Walk is family and dog friendly, but remember; dogs must be on a leash and picked up after. The 5K Run starts at 8:30 AM with the 5K Walk starting just a few minutes after.

Your skin is the body’s largest organ. It protects against heat, sunlight, injuries, and infection. Yet, some people don’t consider protecting the skin we have. It is very important to take good and proper care of your skin. The importance to safeguarding your skin while in the sun is becoming more obvious through the years, […]

Prevent Blindness America Declares June as Cataract Awareness Month to Educate Public on The Most Common Eye Disease There are over 24 million US residents 40 years old and older who have cataract, according to the “Vision Problems in the U.S.” report from Prevent Blindness America. It is the top reason for blindness worldwide. Cataract […]

Women are more inclined to have eye-related illnesses and conditions, including cataracts, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration. Nearly two-thirds of blindness and visual impairment happens in women, and women make up the 4.4 million Americans 40 years old and older who are blind or visually impaired. You might be busy, on the run, and caring […]

Did you know? For all age groups, sports-related eye injuries occur most frequently in water sports, basketball, football, and baseball/softball. Each year more than 25,000 sports-related eye injuries occur. Almost all of these injuries can be prevented. Protecting your eyes is necessary, no matter what sport you play or you age! The following steps will […]

The usage of digital devices, such as individual computer systems, tablets and cell phones, continues to grow. The influence of prolonged usage can frequently be felt within the eye. Actually, simply because of extended use of those devices, close to 70% of American adults encounter some type of digital eyestrain, based on a new report […]

Continuing in its goal to be the premier, fully integrated regional eye care provider with the mission to preserve and improve vision, Shoreline Vision announces the addition of Dr. David Rawlinson to its medical staff. Dr. David Rawlinson is a native of Michigan where he graduated from Hope College and went on to earn his […]