The Connection Between Vision and Sleep
Sometimes it’s hard to get a full night’s sleep, but when we don’t, we definitely feel it.
Sometimes it’s hard to get a full night’s sleep, but when we don’t, we definitely feel it.
Halloween is our favorite spooky time of year, but we need to talk about the potential dangers of costume contact lenses.
Cosmetics have come a long way from the toxic powders used in the Renaissance and Victorian eras.
What Is Vision Therapy? Vision therapy is a medical service that works to improve basic visual abilities, much like occupational therapy, speech therapy or physical therapy works to improve other bodily functions. There are many important skills needed in order for our visual system to work efficiently. When these skills don’t develop the way they […]
Name: Dr. Scott Kennedy Position: Optometrist Where are you from originally? Oil City, PA When did you start working at Vision Source Meadville? January 2018 – but before that, I owned my own optometry practice for years. What are your interests outside of work? Spending time with my family, church activities, golf, and running What is your […]
As we get older, our bodies don’t function as well as they used to, and that includes our eyes.
Our world is filled with a staggering array of animal life, and today we’d like to take a closer look at some of the best eyes nature has to offer.
If a person is going to struggle with an eye condition, it usually develops during their early childhood or adolescent years. Many children suffer from eye conditions, and oftentimes no one knows it until they fail a school screening or it is discovered during an eye health check. The good news is, its okay, it […]
Hey parents, it’s important to get your children’s eyes checked at a young age. We see patients as young as 5 years old, and we know that just like going to the dentist or the regular doctor, sometimes coming to the eye doctor can freak your kid out a little bit. We completely get it […]
Most of us remember going to the school nurse as a child, covering one eye at a time, and reading off lines from the big E chart to find out if we needed glasses.