
Dr. Mary Kelleher and Dr. Michael Patti talk about primary care and why it matters…
> Read MoreWe make eye care convenient and accessible for you. You might need to have regular checkups to prevent or detect problems related to chronic disease like diabetes. Or, you might want to have routine vision exams for yourself or your child.
Diabetics are at risk for developing eye damage that can cause loss of vision, and even blindness. There is also increased risk of problems like glaucoma or cataracts. It is important to have regular vision exams, at least once a year, in order to detect any developing problems.
Children always have a vision check as part of their annual well-child exams. If a vision problem is suspected, they can see their BCHC optometrist. And all adults should have regular vision exams over the age of 40 in order to check for glaucoma. Of course, any trouble seeing should be checked by the eye doctor.
Dr. Mary Kelleher and Dr. Michael Patti talk about primary care and why it matters…
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