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Trouble Reading?

Trouble Reading?

Why is my reading vision getting worse? Here's what you need to know about this natural but frustrating part of aging. Question: Aren't reading problems just fixed with glasses? For the vast majority of people, this is true. Generally, the lens inside the eye is...

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After A Stroke, I Can See, But I Can’t “See”

After A Stroke, I Can See, But I Can’t “See”

Our eyes are the most obvious portion of our visual system. Any problem we encounter with our sight is usually attributed to our eyes. But they simply collect light from the world around us and send nerve impulses all the way to the occipital lobes in the back of the...

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Announcing our Newly Redesigned Website!

Announcing our Newly Redesigned Website!

We're thrilled to showcase our completely redesigned website – your updated digital home for all things eye care! After five years of faithful service from our previous site, we knew it was time for a fresh look that better serves you, our valued patients. What's New...

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Dr. Davenport Seeing Cataract Patients in DeWitt

Dr. Davenport Seeing Cataract Patients in DeWitt

We are excited to announce that Dr. Davenport, cataract and LASIK surgeon, will be expanding our cataract services to DeWitt, IA. Starting September 10, 2025 cataract evaluations will be scheduled at our DeWitt Satellite Clinic. Dr. Davenport’s first cataract surgery...

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What is Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

What is Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

Expert Eye Care for Macular Degeneration in the Quad Cities Macular degeneration is a progressive eye disease and a leading cause of vision loss in adults aged 50 and older. At Eye Surgeons Associates, our team of doctors, led by our retina specialist, provides...

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Expanded Myopia Management Services for Children

Expanded Myopia Management Services for Children

Is your child's vision getting worse every year? For kids ages 5-15 who frequently need stronger distance glasses, and who have a family history of nearsightedness, there are options to slow the progression by 50% which is significant. An eye drop can be given at...

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