Fetch Clarity: What Dog and Human Cataracts Have in Common
Whether walking the dog in the park or settling in for movie night, clear vision is key for you and your four‑legged friend. While people can tell us when their …
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How to Show Love for Your Eyes at Every Age
Medically Reviewed by SEI Medical Staff If you don’t wear glasses or contacts, you’re probably among the 50% of Americans who don’t get regular eye exams¹. But here’s the thing: …
Learn MoreHow Much Does Cataract Surgery Cost? (2025)
Losing your vision can be scary, and a cataract diagnosis can be even scarier. Cataracts happen when the lens in your eye becomes cloudy. Your lens focuses the light that …
Learn MoreUnderstanding Diabetic Eye Disease
Diabetes is a common condition, with over 30 million Americans living with diabetes. Diabetes can affect every part of your body, including your eyes. The diabetes-related changes to the circulatory …
Learn MoreHow To Know If You Are a Good Candidate for LASIK Eye Surgery
Around 800,000 Americans undergo laser vision correction surgeries each year. These elective procedures repair common vision problems like nearsightedness and farsightedness. Some people never need to wear contact lenses or …
Learn MoreWhat to Expect from a LASIK Consultation
The day has come for you to consider LASIK—an excellent option for correcting your vision. You’ve done your homework, and you’ve asked for recommendations. Now, you’ve scheduled an appointment for …
Learn More31 Answers to Your Cataract Surgery Questions
Cataract surgery is a popular treatment for cataracts, a condition that clouds the eye’s lens. Early signs of cataracts include cloudy vision, difficulty seeing at night, light sensitivity, and seeing …
Learn MoreIs It Possible to Reverse Cataracts Without Surgery?
Your vision is such an integral part of your life. When cataracts go untreated, it can lead to blindness. Cataract surgery is always an option, but you may be wondering …
Learn MoreUnderstanding Glaucoma Test Results: What do They Mean?
One of the leading causes of blindness is glaucoma, a condition defined as damage to the optic nerve cells. Because glaucoma has no noticeable symptoms, early diagnosis and successful treatment …
Learn MoreEyesight and Driving: 4 Things You Need to Know as You Age
Driving when you’re in your 40’s and beyond isn’t like getting behind the wheel as a teenager. Aging has a tremendous effect on crucial safe driving requirements, like strong vision. …
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