Baby Boomers and Eye Disease

Baby Boomers and Eye Disease

Boomers and Eye Disease Boomers are starting to experience age-related vision problems. Since 2000, the number of 40+ Americans with vision impairment and blindness, cataracts, and open-angle glaucoma has increased approximately 20% per condition. Meanwhile, the same...
Remote Controls for Hearing Aids

Remote Controls for Hearing Aids

Kyle Kuhlman, BCHIS Hearing loss affects millions of people in the U.S. Listening environments and voices around us change frequently and can make hearing a challenge. Wouldn’t it be nice for hearing aid users to be able to turn the hearing aid volume up or down...
Dry Eye Disease Patients Have Options

Dry Eye Disease Patients Have Options

Dry eyes can be uncomfortable, affect your quality of life and lead to permanent vision impairment. Because multiple ocular and medical factors are involved, a comprehensive eye examination with your ophthalmologist is recommended to discuss dry eye disease and...
Dry Eye and Sleep Position

Dry Eye and Sleep Position

Dry Eye and Sleep Position Dry eye disease is a common eye condition, affecting an estimated 40% of patients receiving ophthalmic care. It is defined by a reduced quality and/or quantity of tears to properly lubricate and protect the ocular surface, leading to chronic...