When dealing with a chronic disease such as glaucoma, victories do not come often. Trying to slow down the inevitable march of a disease that has only one controllable risk factor is mostly humbling. But, occasionally we are rewarded with some successes. I hope you’ll find inspiration in reading the following article written by one
The Future of Ophthalmology is Now – Gene Therapy
Written by Dr. Justin Kanoff, M.D. – Retina Surgical Specialist There have been many exciting advances in ophthalmology and eye health over the last 50 years. The subspecialty field of retina, which focuses on the back of the eye, is no exception. In the last 15 years, numerous new treatments have changed the way we
DRY EYE
Dry Eye Written by Jane Wolford, O.D. What is dry eye? Dry eye occurs when the quantity and/or quality of tears fails to keep the surface of the eye adequately lubricated. Dry eye affects millions of adults in the United States. The risk of developing dry eye increases with advancing age and women have a higher prevalence
Oh what a night…
It was a great night for Softball, a little late but at least the weather held up. Coachie was very happy to see TEAM ECCNC full of ECCNC employees eager and excited to play ball. Free agency was good to the team this year as Coachie was able to sign Dr Kanoff,Jason, Kelly, Karen, Bernie,
The SPIRIT of the ECCNC Softball Team…NEVER BROKEN!
Here is the latest in Coachie’s (Valentine Z.’s) own words on the outcome of last night’s game (as promised!): “Taking the field last night was a lil rougher than expected with the chilled temperature at game time. The thought of “Why did we sign up for spring ball “ went thru TEAM ECCNC as we tried
Team ECCNC Spring Softball Weekly Update – Belated!
I am very late in getting our latest and greatest team softball update to you, but late or on time, I’m sure you will enjoy reading every bit of Coachie’s (Coach Val) recap of their game, Thursday, April 21st: “After a very long day waiting for the last game of the night to start, TEAM
Team ECCNC Spring Softball Weekly Update!
It’s Kori again, with the game day news I promised from our softball game last night! Unfortunately, I was unable to cheer them on that particular evening, but it sounds like it was quite a game…ultimately resulting in victory!!! I will let you get a feel of the experience by reading “Coachie’s” (Valentine’s) always entertaining commentary: “TEAM
Team ECCNC Spring Softball Weekly Update!
CONGRATULATIONS to the newly engaged Valentine and Judy [one of our friendly schedulers] (pictured here with Mike Cardwell [one of our great technicians]!!! Hi! Kori here….The employees representing the Eye Care Center each week are coached by the awesome manager of our Optical Department, Valentine Zavala, and man do they come out swinging!! I am
Our Employees Serving Other Countries – Celina in Ethiopia
Where would we be without the charitable acts of kindness shown to those so much less fortunate than ourselves? It takes a heart of passion and love to change the future of a child whose lives and opportunities are limited by poverty, lack of education and disease. One of these such passions was recently carried out
The Basics of Maintaining Good Eye Health
Many people rarely give much thought to their vision until they begin to experience problems with their eyes. This is unfortunate because there are some eye conditions that can be circumvented with proper eye care. For instance, when you live in or near Boulder, the outdoor mecca of Colorado, wearing sunglasses with UV protection while outdoors may
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