Author: Dr. Tiffany Sieunarine, B.S.c., O.D. Eyewear Donations Did you donate your old glasses and sunglasses to our office? Well, they may have made their way to Guatemala with me on my recent mission trip. I participated with Volunteer Optometric … Read More

Author: Dr. Diana Balcarras Berg, B.S.c., O.D. Source: Public Domain Picture We live in a digital world and one of the most common concerns from patients is regarding visual issues caused by computers and electronics. Computers are integrated in our … Read More

Author: Dr. Carolyn MacNeil “I think the print on medicine bottles is getting smaller.” Does this sentence sound familiar to you? It is a common concern heard in an optometric exam lane. The gradual loss of the ability to accommodate … Read More

Author: Dr. Tiffany Sieunarine It’s That Time Again… Back to School! Source: lehman_11 As summer quickly comes to an end, last minute plans are made to fit in as much as possible before the routines of September begin. Parents are often bombarded … Read More

Author: Dr. Tiffany Sieunarine I am often asked by patients what can be done to help maintain healthy eyes. There is so much information in literature and online it can often be overwhelming and confusing. I will go through some … Read More

Author: Dr. Graham Berg Concussions can be pretty scary. They can affect everything from speech and memory (both short and long-term) right down to movements and social behaviors. The mayo clinic defines a concussion as “a traumatic brain injury that … Read More

Author: Dr. Diana Balcarras Berg, B.S.c., O.D. As an optometrist and a mom, my patients and friends often ask me questions about eye examinations for children. This blog post will go over some of the most frequently asked questions surrounding … Read More