Diabetes is a common disease in the United States, particularly among seniors, and is the cause of a variety of health complications. Regular eye exams are extremely important in diabetes because diabetic eye disease and the vision loss it causes are completely preventable. Learn more about diabetic eye care.

Experiencing flashers or floaters in your line of vision is common as we age. You may rarely notice them, or they may seem more prominent when you look at a blank wall. Though they are common, it’s important to have your eyes checked when you notice flashers or floaters to ensure that your retina has not been damaged. Learn more.

If you’ve been diagnosed with macular degeneration, there are medications available to help slow down your vision loss and allow you to maintain an active lifestyle. Since macular degeneration may go unnoticed in its early stages, it is important to have regular eye exams to detect any changes in your vision. Learn more.