Home » Blog » How Often Do Children Need to See Their Pediatric Ophthalmologist? Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Children on May 27, 2025 Children’s vision plays a crucial role in their overall development, influencing everything from social interactions to academic achievement. Eye exams with a pediatric ophthalmologist help catch vision problems…
Your eyes are one of your most vital senses, and retinal health plays a crucial role in maintaining clear vision. When retinal conditions develop such as diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears, or macular edema, timely intervention is essential to prevent vision loss. Retinal laser treatment offers a precise, minimally invasive solution to protect and preserve your…
In the USA, our diets are usually high in ultra-processed foods, fat, sugar, salt, and empty calories. Poor nutrition has been linked to declines in mental health, increasing the risk of depression and anxiety. It can also compromise eye health, contributing to conditions like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, and macular degeneration. A nutrient-poor diet can…
Summer brings sunshine and heat and for many people—eye allergy occurs. The increase exposure to pollen, dust, mould, and pollution for the duration of this season often triggers allergies that affect eye health. If you’re facing itchy, red, watery eyes, it’s essential to know the way to identify those allergens early and get the right…
Last Updated on June 27, 2025 by Aaron Barriga In the Journal of Clinical Insight, researchers have found that performing retinal scans can pick up amyloid plaques which cause Alzheimer’s in the brain. Getting a yearly eye test can be a way to pick up early stages of Alzheimer’s and early intervention will be…
At Relf EyeCare, we’re constantly investing in the future of vision wellness—and the future is here. We’re proud to introduce Envision, a groundbreaking, non-surgical treatment platform designed for the delicate and often-overlooked periorbital tissues around the eyes. This new in-office system revolutionizes how we treat dry eye disease, ocular rosacea, Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) and…
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on May 15, 2025 Did you know that May is designated by the National Eye Institute as Healthy Vision Month? While it seems like common sense to take care of your vision, most patients don’t realize that these simple practices can have a big…
A dilated eye exam is a routine procedure used by eye doctors to get a clearer view of the back of your eyes. This process temporarily enlarges your pupils, allowing your doctor to examine your retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels for any potential issues. While the dilation can blur your vision for a bit,…
Did you know that 99% of contact lens wearers admit to at least one bad habit? While contact lenses provide a convenient and effective way to correct vision, improper use can lead to serious eye health concerns. These include infections, dry eyes from contact lenses, discomfort, and permanent vision loss. To help you keep your…
Are you looking for a way to permanently break free of your dependence on corrective eyewear? While there are many options to choose from, if you have a high eye prescription for nearsightedness, thin corneas, or dry eye, you might not be a candidate for LASIK. If you’ve been told that you’re not a candidate…