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Imagine the heartbreak of losing your vision to a condition that could have been detected early. This January, Woodlands Eye Associates urges you to prioritize your eye health and protect your sight.

With December 31 fast approaching, now is the time to focus on your eye health and take advantage of your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) funds. These benefits are an excellent way to cover necessary eye care expenses, but most plans require you to use your...

From childhood to senior years, regular exams at Woodlands Eye Associates help detect vision problems and eye conditions early, ensuring you receive personalized care that meets your unique needs. Learn more about the importance of comprehensive eye care for all ages in this blog post.

Recognizing early signs of vision problems in children is key to their development. Learn what to watch for how often you should schedule your child’s comprehensive eye exam.

This blog post highlights the leading signs that indicate you may need an eye exam, emphasizing how vision problems can impact work and learning. It also describes our patient-centered approach to eye care, ensuring personalized and effective treatment

This blog discusses the effects of poor vision on children's classroom behavior and academic performance. It highlights the importance of regular eye exams to detect and treat vision problems early, helping children succeed in their educational journey.

While we all know that drinking alcohol can harm our bodies, what does it do specifically to our eyes? Short-term exposure to alcohol can alter vision, but what about repeated exposure to alcohol? Are there any permanent effects that you need to worry about? People who consider themselves to be "social drinkers"...

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma affects between 3 and 4 million Americans and is the number two cause of preventable blindness worldwide. About 50% of patients with glaucoma are currently undiagnosed. It is sobering to think about how many of you reading this article right now currently have...