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It's #DiabetesAlertDay. If you are diabetic, you're at higher risk of developing vision-threatening problems. Unsure if you are at risk for developing diabetes? Take this 60-second quiz from the @AmDiabetesAssn. #ADA #prevention #eyehealth bit.ly/2woCcjf
It’s officially the start of #Spring2020! With the changing of the seasons, be proactive when it comes to your eye allergies. The @AAAAI_org explains how allergies can affect your eyes. bit.ly/2TzYV3K
It may be #Fridaythe13th, but you won’t be unlucky when it comes to the best retina care here in NJ! Check out our impressive team of experienced retina specialists: bit.ly/2tuTU3d
Here’s a safety tip for #WorkplaceEyeWellnessMonth: Adjust the size of text on your screen or zoom in. Your computer’s text size should be big enough for you to read and focus on comfortably.
Are you seeing 20/20 this year? The @aao_ophth has 20 tips to keep your vision crisp and clear. Take charge of the health of your eyes: bit.ly/2VIC34J
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Perfect Vision? 20 Tips to Keep It That Way
You’ve been told you have 20/20 vision, which is about as good as it gets. But life can take a toll on our eyes. Fortunately, we can take steps to protect our sight. These 20 tips will keep your eyes
Today is #EmployeeAppreciationDay – we’re thankful for all the hard-working professionals at NJRetina throughout our 16 locations that help us bring you cutting-edge care!
#DYK March is #WorkplaceEyeWellnessMonth? According to @PBA_savingsight there are over 700,000 eye injuries at work each year in America.
NJRetina offers both diagnostic testing and treatments for macular and retinal diseases. For more information on each specialized service, visit: bit.ly/2Tnsyqg
There are a variety of retinal diseases that vary in how common and how severe they can be. NJRetina ophthalmologists stand ready to help you and your loved ones face any eye illness by delivering cutting-edge treatment that is backed by proven research: bit.ly/2GTWJhF
This article breaks down the difference between emergency & non-emergency eye symptoms. Seeking help for emergency symptoms is paramount to preserving your vision. Even without symptoms, regular check-ups with an eyecare doctor is recommended! bit.ly/2Ov44si
NJRetina has 16 convenient locations throughout multiple counties in New Jersey. Our doctors strive to bring you the most skilled & compassionate care when it comes to diseases of the retina & vitreous. See which location is closest to you: bit.ly/38QsFA7
#DYK February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month? This is the leading cause of vision loss in Americans over the age of 65. NJRetina docs are leaders in the field when it comes to diagnosis, treatment and research of AMD. Learn more: bit.ly/2v57DhI
We know that discussing eye diagnoses can sometimes be difficult. Here at NJRetina we try to make it easy as possible to understand the health of your eyes. We’ve created a glossary of commonly used terms to follow along on our website here: bit.ly/37qQDRe
How often should you have your eyes checked? This Prevent Blindness timeline maps out the right times to get an eye exam in your life: bit.ly/2xRItiZ
Proper diagnosis and early treatment can go a long way to improving and preserving your vision! Be sure to visit the eye doctor at least once a year to prevent any future visual impairment.
We’re proud of our experienced and knowledgeable staff of doctors here at NJRetina. To learn more about their areas of expertise, head to our doctor directory: bit.ly/2tuTU3d
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