Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, June 17, 2026
Center for Sight Florida (CFSF) is pleased to welcome optometrist Dr. Savana Bullard to our team of dedicated eye care providers. Dr. Bullard is committed to providing comprehensive, patient-centered eye care with a strong clinical focus on dry eye disease and ocular surface health. Her expertise includes primary care optometry, ocular disease management, specialty contact… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, January 21, 2026
Stress is a normal part of life, but how we handle it matters. In our fast-paced world, we often experience physical and mental stress. Importantly, stress can directly affect your eyes. When overwhelmed by stress or anxiety, your body releases more adrenaline, which may increase eye pressure. This can cause symptoms like blurry vision, muscle… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, January 13, 2026
Gaining a deeper understanding of your eye health can be a rewarding journey. Taking the time to learn how to care for your eyes not only helps you maintain good vision but also shows how much you value your well-being. Remember, small everyday habits can make a big difference in keeping your eyes healthy and… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, January 7, 2026
Winter is in full swing! The cold weather, your surroundings, and your wardrobe all require winter prep, but it’s also important to remember that our bodies and health are equally impacted by these seasonal changes. Dry, cool air; cold winds; and overly dry indoor heating can lead to eye irritation, burning, itching, redness, and sometimes… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, December 30, 2025
According to the Glaucoma Research Foundation (GRF), over 4 million people in the U.S. have glaucoma, with half unaware of their condition. Globally, approximately 80 million people live with the disease, which is a leading cause of irreversible blindness. A 2022 study cited by GRF reports that about 4.22 million U.S. adults have glaucoma, and… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, December 16, 2025
As we say farewell to 2025, let’s start 2026 with positive energy for a year dedicated to eye health. The New Year is a perfect time to start fresh and renew our commitment to health, happiness, and success. It’s important to include eye health and safety in these resolutions. Listed below are a few ways… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, December 10, 2025
The holiday shopping season is busy, and it’s a perfect time to create lasting memories with family and friends. During Safe Toys Month, we aim to provide our patients with safety tips for choosing the right gifts for children. Our focus is on helping you select toys wisely, especially since some types—such as air guns,… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, December 2, 2025
As the year ends and 2025 winds down, many are preparing for 2026 and setting goals for the new year. For some, quitting smoking is at the top of their list. While lung cancer is the most well-known health risk linked to smoking, it also threatens eye health, among other issues. Smoking affects the whole… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Uncategorized, November 18, 2025
Can you believe next Thursday is Thanksgiving? We want to take a moment before the busy holiday season begins to express our sincere gratitude to our patients. This time of year is special to us because it gives us the chance to show gratitude, and our patients are at the heart of that. Our patients… Read More
Posted by: Center for Sight in Eye Health, November 12, 2025
Prepare for a safe and enjoyable holiday cooking experience! Follow these key tips to keep your eyes protected while preparing festive dishes. Prioritizing safety allows you to concentrate on making delicious memories. As the holiday season approaches—a time for family, celebration, and culinary enjoyment—it’s essential to be mindful of kitchen eye safety. This awareness helps… Read More
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