Blurred vision, as the term implies, is a loss of clarity or sharpness in your eyesight. As a result, the images and objects you see may appear fuzzy or out of focus. Blurriness is one of the most reported vision symptoms, and there are many possible causes. This blog will provide an overview of the most common causes of blurred vision, when it is important to seek help from a doctor, and what you can expect during your exam. What causes blurry vision? Although blurry vision can occur for a...

As with any business, the decision to sell is a significant one. Whether you are selling your ophthalmic practice outright or merging it with a larger practice, there are numerous factors involved with ensuring a successful sale and a smooth transition. Building an exit strategy may seem challenging at first, but with a little preparation you can be sure you sell your practice at the right time, to the right buyer, and for the right price. Below are a few simple tips to help you get started....

Perimetry, or visual field testing, is a critical component of your modern ophthalmic practice. Unlike visual acuity testing, which focuses primarily on what patients can see directly ahead of them with a fixed gaze, perimetry allows eye care professionals to examine the entire field of vision. In other words, they are able to measure what patients see not just centrally but also on either side (i.e., peripherally). Why is perimetry testing important? If you think of a patient's field of...

Eyesight has been called our most important sense. Throughout the day, our eyes are continually absorbing light and transforming it into electrical signals that the brain uses to create the images we see. Those images enable us to navigate the world around us and perform countless everyday tasks, from reading a book to driving a car. Perhaps because we rely so heavily on our ability to see, or because it demands more brain space than all of our other senses combined, there has been more...