Women’s Eye Health
Men and women might not come from different planets, but there are certainly a lot of differences between the two — even with eye health.
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COVID-19 Policy/Procedures Update
TO OUR PATIENT FAMILY With the day to day changes surrounding COVID-19, we are reducing services to urgent/emergent eye care and delaying routine eye care until May 4th. If you already have an appointment scheduled before May 4th, our office will be in contact with you to reschedule your appointment. Although our offices will be closed, you […]
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How Germs Can Travel to Our Eyes
Most of us rub our eyes many times in the course of the day without really thinking about it.
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Covid-19 Policy Update
TO OUR PATIENT FAMILY With the day to day changes surrounding COVID-19, we are reducing services to urgent/emergent eye care and delaying routine eye care until April 27th. If you already have an appointment scheduled before April 27th, our office will be in contact with you to reschedule your appointment. Although our offices will be closed, you […]
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TO OUR PATIENT FAMILY
With the day to day changes surrounding COVID-19, we are reducing services to urgent/emergent eye care and delaying routine eye care until April 6th. Although our offices will be closed, you may still reach us at 630-365-2020 or email at info@valleyvisionsource.com. We will have staff available daily to : Answer questions Arrange to deliver eyewear […]
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How Headaches and Vision Are Connected
If you suffer from frequent headaches, it might be time to schedule an eye exam.
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COVID-19
As the coronavirus continues to impact our communities, our patients and our associates, we wanted to take a moment to reach out to you directly. The well-being and safety of our patients and our associates is our top priority and is at the center of every decision. As this unfolds, we will be adjusting our […]
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Are You Protecting Your Eyes at Work?
In honor of Workplace Eye Wellness Month, it’s time for a look at the steps we can all take to protect our eyes while we work.
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A Crash Course on AMD
For people age 50 and older, age-related macular degeneration is one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss.
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What Does Being Colorblind Mean?
Just because someone is colorblind, it doesn’t mean they see the world like a black-and-white movie.