Coronavirus Coronavirus is a respiratory virus that can cause flu like symptoms such as fever, cough, fatique, myalgias, shortness of breath, loss of a sense of smell and taste. Symptoms can range from mild to severe. Severe cases have caused significant morbidity and mortality worldwide. It is primarily spread by…
Aging of the Eye The risk of serious eye diseases increases with age. One in 6 Americans age 65 and older have a serious eye condition that permanently affects their vision. This means that the vision cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. Many older adults do not see…
Contact lens are a great option for vision correction.
Ophthalmologist in Dearborn, Michigan Were you a former patient at the Dearborn office of Kresge Eye Institute? The office has closed. Are you looking for a new local ophthalmologist? The Eye Surgery Institute has been serving the Dearborn community for over 60 years. We accept most medical and vision insurances…
What is the Difference Between and Ophthalmologist and and Optometrist? This is a question that is asked quite frequently. You may be confused about the difference between an optometrist and and ophthalmologist (Eye MD). These two professions differ in the amount and type of training. They also differ in what…
The Aging Eye With the aging eye, you may notice more difficulty driving especially at night and in the rain. There are many diseases of the eyes that can contribute to more difficulty driving. These changes often become more common at age 60 or older. A comprehensive eye examination by…
Eyelid twitching can be a frustrating problem that often worries patients.
What are medical insurance and vision insurance plans? There is much confusion regarding what type of insurance you can use when you go to the eye doctor. Most people do not understand the difference between medical insurance and vision insurance plans. Most ophthalmologists practices accept both medical insurance and vision…