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If you experience headaches, tired and irritated eyes or even blurry vision after staring at a screen for any significant amount of time, it’s likely the result of digital eye strain caused by an excessive amount of blue light exposure. Reducing blue light exposure can result in fewer headaches and better sleep. That’s right! Interestingly… Read More
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Did you know the blue light from your digital devices could be affecting your sleep? According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, blue light exposure affects the body’s circadian rhythm, our natural wake and sleep cycle. If you have had trouble falling asleep after staring at your phone for an extended amount of time before… Read More
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World Sight Day is a day dedicated to raising awareness of avoidable blindness! Of the many vision problems which could potentially lead to blindness if not treated, glaucoma is referred to as the “Sneak Thief of Sight.” This is because early warning signs of glaucoma often strike without pain or noticeable symptoms – only a… Read More
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Many people begin to need reading glasses after age 40– even if they’ve never needed glasses before. As we age, our eyes age, too! The lenses of our eyes lose flexibility, which is why people may find it more difficult to adjust their focus from items far away to nearby items. The chance of our… Read More
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Office Closures: The following offices are closed today, Thursday, October 11th: Moultrie, Tifton & Douglas. Valdosta and Madison offices are open today and seeing patients. All South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners offices are closed tomorrow, Friday, October 12th for a customer service training day. Our thoughts and prayers are will all of our patients and… Read More
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This month our doctor spotlight is on Dr. Melanie Hill. Dr. Hill works in our Madison, Florida, office and has been a great addition to the South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners team. Dr. Hill graduated from the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, where she met her husband, Cory. They graduated together, and moved… Read More
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June is Cataract Awareness Month, and South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners is committed to keeping our patients educated about early detection, treatment and available corrective surgeries. Most people over 65 have some degree of cataract development. A cataract is the gradual clouding of the natural lens that is inside your eye. In order for the… Read More
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With all the pollen we’ve seen in South Georgia and North Florida recently, allergy season is already in full swing. We definitely have a few more months to endure, and along with that, often comes eye allergies. Allergic conjunctivitis is the swelling of the conjunctiva (membrane covering the white part of the eye) due to… Read More
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While our new South Georgia/North Florida surgery center offers the best in technology and is more convenient for patients, our team members are what create an outstanding patient experience. From pre-op and surgery to post-op, our physicians, registered nurses, surgical technicians, patient care specialist, and nurse anesthetist bring experience and compassion to every patient. Interested… Read More
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Delivering the latest eye care technology to our patients is important to the physicians at South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners. Our new ORA System with VerifEye+ Technology, is a new technology addition that assists physicians during cataract surgery by allowing them to obtain real-time, precise measurements of the eye during the actual procedure. … Read More
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