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Know your risk for cataracts! If you are at risk for cataracts, you should have your eyes screened routinely so that you can monitor this…

Aspects of Cataract Surgery: Lens Removal and Replacement

Pre-op instructions for cataract surgery will help prevent serious side effects and reduce complications.

At GW Eye Associates Inc, senior patients can find the quality eye care they need to preserve healthy, functioning eyes.

At GW Eye Associates, patients can undergo treatment for the most common types of retinal disorders.

Find out whether you are at heightened risk for developing glaucoma, the most insidious and destructive of all eye diseases.

There are many types of contact lenses that can meet your needs and help you see clearly. Let's cover them right now.

Diabetic retinopathy is a serious vision condition that affects people with diabetes. This is how the eye problem is diagnosed and treated.

Amblyopia (lazy eye) can be treated through many different means. Let's take a moment to consider your options.

Strabismus is an issue that causes crossed-eyes. Let's look at the causes as well as your treatment options.