It’s back to school time again and parents everywhere are scrambling for all the right supplies, activities and schedules to make the year go as smoothly as possible. While you are thinking about your child’s well-being, don’t forget to consider…
Eye injuries are nothing to wink at, and half of all accidents involving eye damage occur at home.1 This is Eye Injury Prevention Month, and that’s why the board-certified ophthalmologists at Colorado Ophthalmology Associates of Denver, CO, have taken a…
It’s that time of year when patriots young and old look forward to celebrating the 4th of July with an impressive amount of fireworks, food and fun. But Independence Day fun can quickly turn to fear when fireworks go sideways.…
Vision dimming in the center of the eye, dark spots in the vision, or blurry vision are all signs of a serious eye condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD). This is the leading cause of blindness in adults aged 55…
Seeing the beauty of each new day and the precious faces of our loved ones are some of the privileges of life that we may take for granted. Our vision is worth protecting and that’s why the National Institute of…
The cornea is the clear outer layer of the eye and it works hard filtering out dirt, some ultraviolet (UV) rays, and other invaders from reaching the eye. But when the cornea is compromised, infected or diseased, prompt care from…
Blurry spots in your vision that occur as you grow older may be attributed to a condition called age-related macular degeneration. Since this condition can grow slowly or quickly, at Colorado Ophthalmology Associates, we check your eyes for macular degeneration…
As the sun ramps up for the summer, it’s time to take a closer look at how you’re protecting your eyes from ultraviolet (UV) damage. Since May is UV Awareness Month, Colorado Ophthalmology Associates offers these tips on avoiding UV…
With the fresh waves of spring’s new growth comes the dreaded eye allergy season. The misery that comes from red, itchy, watery eyes may have you rethinking your love of the great outdoors. How can you get ahead of spring…
