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Comprehensive eye exams do more than just correct your vision. They can detect early signs of serious eye conditions and underlying health issues such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

If you suspect vision problems, taking proactive steps can help preserve your eye health and prevent further complications. This blog outlines key actions to address vision concerns, including when to seek professional eye care.

Donelson Eye Care explains the limitations of basic vision screenings, highlighting what they can and cannot detect. It emphasizes the importance of comprehensive eye exams for maintaining optimal eye health.

Blue light exposure from screens can affect children's vision and overall health. Learn how to mitigate these effects and how Donelson Eye Care can support your child's eye health.

As the weather heats up and you take your activities outdoors, it's crucial to safeguard your vision against UV rays and potential impacts from sports-related accidents. Read our blog on top tips on preventing eye injuries during sports.

Swimming with contact lenses can cause serious eye infections and discomfort. This blog discusses minimizing these risks with waterproof swim goggles, daily disposable contacts, and other methods.

Depending on your goals at the time of your cataract surgery, the implant may have corrected some, or all of vision prescription. Over time, you may still need glasses for driving, watching television, reading or for computer work. Here are your options to assist you with making sure you continue...

Can new eye drops reduce or eliminate the need for glasses and contacts lenses? Yes! Beginning early next year some people who suffer from a condition known as presbyopia will be able to put the eyeglasses and/or contact lenses away for an extended period of time. Presbyopia is a condition...

Are there contact lenses for dry-eye patients? There are a number of options – not just contact lenses but a number of treatments that can improve a dry-eyed person’s ability to wear contact lenses. They need a more hydrated lens, which makes daily disposable lenses an excellent option. Any surface...

What is it? It is an Irregularity of the front layer of corneal cells. This corneal dystrophy can lead to dryness and other symptoms or complications. In severe cases, losses of vision, infection or painful recurrent abrasions can occur. Who Does it Affect? Often an inherited condition in men and...