When your baby develops red, watery eyes or crusty discharge, your first instinct might be to call the pediatrician. However, conjunctivitis requires specialized eye examination equipment and training that pediatricians don’t have...

Your baby’s vision develops rapidly during the first year of life, laying the foundation for how they’ll see and learn throughout childhood. The InfantSEE program provides comprehensive eye assessments for infants between six and 12 months old at no cost to families...

Does your child’s glasses prescription get stronger every year? Do you watch them squint a little more, sit closer to the screen, struggle a bit harder to see the board at school? CooperVision MiSight® 1-Day contact lenses may provide an effective solution...

If your child squints to see the chalkboard in class or struggles to see distant objects clearly, the worry sets in quickly. After taking them to the eye doctor and getting a myopia diagnosis, you’re probably wondering when you can take action to protect their vision for the future...

Your eye pressure reading during an exam reveals more than you might think. While most people associate intraocular pressure (IOP) with glaucoma screening, these numbers actually provide insights into various aspects of your eye health...

A direct blow to the eye can happen in an instant. Whether you’re catching a baseball, working with tools, or playing pickup basketball, eye injuries strike when you least expect them...

Double vision strikes without warning, transforming a single image into two overlapping or separated pictures that make normal activities dangerous or impossible...

The myopia epidemic affects millions of children worldwide, with rates climbing dramatically over the past decades. Parents in Mandan and Bismarck now have access to a groundbreaking solution that does more than just correct their child’s vision...

Imagine walking into your eye doctor’s office, thinking you’re using your vision insurance for a routine exam, only to discover that your red, painful eye requires medical treatment that falls under completely different coverage rules...