Do you know what might be lurking in that waterpark or pool? Parasitic bacteria. Gross, yes. And dangerous, too. According to a CDC report, Outbreaks Associated with Treated Recreational Water: "about 500 disease outbreaks in treated recreational water were reported between…
Glaucoma is a slow, progressive and asymptomatic disease of the eye. Because it is painless and symptoms aren't always obvious, vision loss is often not noticed until the disease is already advanced. It is the second-leading cause of blindness (after…
We all know our bodies change as we age, whether we like it or not! But there are things you can do to stay on top of these changes and proactively manage your health. As you age, you will become…
Prevent Blindness has declared June as Cataract Awareness Month to educate people on risk factors, symptoms and treatment options. Cataract Awareness Month: June There are several possible risk factors for cataracts, such as: Aging Intense heat or long-term exposure to…
What is Cataract Surgery? Cataract surgery is one of the most common surgeries in the United States. Cataract surgery is undertaken when the cataract begins to interfere with a patient's quality of life or visual functioning. The cloudy lens is…
According to a recent article from AARP, getting treatment for cataracts, a common eye disorder for people 40 and older, not only has the potential to repair your vision; it could possibly increase your life span by improving overall health.…
A Mission of Kindness, Dedicated Patient Care & Compassion Christopher R. Zieker, MD and Steven D. Clark, PA-C are driven by their mission to preserve and protect the miracle of vision with expertise, kindness and efficiency for every patient they…