by Carillon Vision Care | Jun 13, 2020 | Contact Lenses, Eye Exams, Eyecare, Myopia Control, Optometrist
My child needs glasses for distance vision… What causes this? Near-sightedness, also called myopia, occurs when patients can see well up close, but have blurred distance vision. Near-sightedness is caused from the eye itself growing longer over time, stretching out...
by Carillon Vision Care | Jun 14, 2019 | Eye Exams, Eyecare, Glasses, Optometrist
The medical side of our state-of-the-art practice was fully replaced and renovated in 2018, and our beautiful optical and showroom was gutted and renovated in 2019. Click the link below to walk though the updated practice! CLICK HERE!!!
by Carillon Vision Care | Jun 3, 2018 | Eye Exams, Eyecare, Optometrist
We have always been proud to be the best-equipped Optometry Practice in the North Shore. Let us take this opportunity to show you a couple upgrades in our medical equipment we recently made to take better care of you and your family! (Part 2 of 2. Check out last...
by Carillon Vision Care | May 7, 2018 | Eye Exams, Eyecare, Glaucoma, Optometrist
We have always been proud to be the best-equipped Optometry Practice in the North Shore. Let us take this opportunity to show you a couple upgrades in our medical equipment we recently made to take better care of you and your family! (We feature two here today, and...
by Carillon Vision Care | Oct 19, 2014 | Cataracts, Eye Exams, Eyecare, Uncategorized
Cataracts are one of the most common eye diseases, affecting up to 17% of Americans each year. This number increases to over 91% after the age of 85*. Cataracts form in the lens of the eye, which is a clear structure made of water and protein, located directly behind...
by Carillon Vision Care | Jul 7, 2014 | Eye Exams, Eyecare, Uncategorized
I am proud to share that I was named as a 2014 Optometric Business Innovator by the industry publications Review of Optometric Business and Vision Monday. This month’s blog is an excerpt from that article and interview. The full article may be found here. “I...
