What Is the Difference Between an Optometrist and an Ophthalmologist?
When seeking eye care, two of the most prominent professionals in the industry are optometrists and ophthalmologists.
Reasons for Eye Irritation Beyond Pink Eye
Allergic conjunctivitis, dry eye syndrome and blepharitis are all relatively common conditions that have similar symptoms to pink eye, causing redness and eye irritation.
The Best Vitamins for Eyes: A Focus on AREDS
When it comes to maintaining optimal eye health, finding the best vitamins for your eyes is crucial. One of the most recommended supplements by eye care professionals is AREDS.
Celebrate National Sunglasses Day and Keep Your Eyes Healthy
June 27, 2023, is National Sunglasses Day, highlighting how vital sunglasses are for keeping our eyes healthy. Get 30% off sunglasses frames on June 27 at Cascade Eye & Skin Centers.
Tips to Prioritize Your Eye Health During Healthy Vision Month
This Healthy Vision Month, prioritize your eye health. Learn about the leading causes of vision loss and how to protect your eyes with Cascade Eye & Skin Centers.
Transforming Your Vision: LASIK and Other Refractive Surgeries Explained
Although LASIK is our most popular eye procedure, some patients are better candidates for other types of refractive surgery and vision correction procedures.
Protecting Your Vision During Sports Eye Safety Month
Each year, roughly 30,000 sports-related eye injuries are treated in emergency rooms across the US. However, about 90% of eye injuries can be prevented with protective eyewear.
Protect Your Eyes: Why Workplace Eye Safety Should be a Top Priority
Eye safety is an essential part of workplace safety, but it's often overlooked or taken for granted. Protect your eyes and preserve your vision with these tips.
Get Tested for AMD During Low Vision Month
During Low Vision Month, Cascade Eye & Skin Centers wants to remind patients of the importance of a comprehensive eye exam to test for AMD.
How to Prevent Glaucoma from Progressing with Annual Eye Exams
Early diagnosis and treatment are key ways to prevent glaucoma from progressing, and annual eye exams at Cascade Eye & Skin Centers can pave the way.
