by Carillon Vision Care | Aug 22, 2020 | Community Support, Eye Exams, Eyecare, Myopia Control, Optometrist, Orthokeratology
An insight from Drs. Neukirch & DalPorto Due to the advent of digital devices, our children spend hours more per day on screens than most of us did at a similar age. Now, thanks to COVID, e-learning, and millions of parents being forced to work from home, the...
by Carillon Vision Care | Aug 7, 2020 | Community Support, Contact Lenses, Eye Exams, Eyecare, Myopia Control, Orthokeratology
The following is a digital advanced copy of our Fall 2020 Newsletter that will be mailed to all of our patients: A LETTER FROM DRS. DALPORTO & NEUKIRCH Dear Patients, We hope that you are staying healthy and safe this fall. While it has been a difficult past few...
by Carillon Vision Care | Aug 18, 2019 | Eyecare, Orthokeratology
What is Ortho-K? Orthokeratology is a treatment where a nearsighted, or myopic, patient places custom designed lenses in their eyes just before going to sleep. These special lenses gently mold the front surface of the cornea (the clear part of the eye that...
by Carillon Vision Care | Oct 13, 2016 | Community Support, Contact Lenses, Eyecare, Glasses, Orthokeratology
Our own Dr. Andrew Neukirch took the entire day on World Site Day 2016 (Thursday October 13th, 2016) to speak with over 20 different radio programs, both local and nationally syndicated, promoting the awareness of Digital Eye Fatigue. The following is a transcript...
by Carillon Vision Care | Aug 19, 2016 | Contact Lenses, Eyecare, Orthokeratology
Dr. Masayoshi Kajita of the Kajita Eyecare Clinic in Tokyo stopped by Carillon for a meeting with Dr. Neukirch this week. Drs. Kajita and Neukirch (with the help of translators) spent an hour discussing the current state of specialty contact lens, Orthokeratology, and...
by Carillon Vision Care | Jan 15, 2016 | Contact Lenses, Eyecare, Orthokeratology
Orthokeratology is a treatment where a nearsighted, or myopic, patient places custom designed lenses in their eyes just before going to sleep. These special lenses gently mold the front surface of the cornea (the clear part of the eye that conventional contacts rest...
