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Color Blindness in Children: How to Detect It and What It Means for Daily Life

Color Blindness in Children: How to Detect It and What It Means for Daily Life

by Rachel | Apr 29, 2025 | children’s eye doctor, children’s ophthalmologist, pediatric eye doctor

Color plays a critical role in how children perceive and interact with the world around them. From learning activities and social interactions to everyday tasks like choosing clothes or reading signs, the ability to distinguish between colors is often taken for...
Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) vs. Crossed Eyes (Strabismus): Differences, Causes, and Treatment

Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) vs. Crossed Eyes (Strabismus): Differences, Causes, and Treatment

by Rachel | Apr 1, 2025 | Uncategorized

Vision problems can significantly impact a child’s development, often going unnoticed until symptoms become more apparent. Two of the most common eye conditions in children are lazy eye (amblyopia) and crossed eyes (strabismus).  While these terms are sometimes...
Caring for Children with Glasses: Tips for Maintaining and Cleaning Eyewear

Caring for Children with Glasses: Tips for Maintaining and Cleaning Eyewear

by Rachel | Feb 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

The gift of sight is invaluable, and for children who require corrective lenses, eyeglasses are essential tools for exploring the world. As a parent, you want to ensure their eyewear stays in excellent condition so they can enjoy clear vision every day. However,...
6 Ways That Poor Vision Can Affect Your Child At School

6 Ways That Poor Vision Can Affect Your Child At School

by Rachel | Jan 22, 2025 | pediatric eye doctor

Many children complain of being bored at school or not understanding the teacher, but what if the problem could be solved with glasses?  According to a UCLA study, as much as 80% of learning in children occurs through visual tasks, such as reading and writing....
Digital Eye Strain in Children: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment

Digital Eye Strain in Children: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment

by Rachel | Dec 21, 2024 | Uncategorized

In today’s technology-driven world, screens are everywhere—from classrooms to homes. While digital devices offer countless educational and entertainment opportunities, they also bring unique challenges, especially for young eyes.  Digital eye strain, also...
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Dear Families,

Due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, we are forced to postpone all appointments through at least May 15, 2020.

When will we reopen?   Right now, June 1st, 2020 is our tentative date to start seeing patients again. This may be moved up or pushed back, depending on circumstances.  We know many families are anxiously waiting.

Our optical shop is open by appointment only.  Please navigate to our website’s optical page for details on how to schedule an optical shop visit.

In the meantime, we are working hard at figuring out how to make an office visit as safe as possible for all involved – patients, staff and our doctors. Eye exams present unique challenges, as they necessitate close face to face distance, and therefore are especially risky in terms of virus spread.

Going forward, we anticipate reducing the number of appointments per day to avoid crowding, limiting visits to one parent & child (no siblings), requiring pre-visit screening and temperature checks, and other measures.  Parents and children who are old enough will be required to bring and wear face coverings.

We are going to do our best to try and accommodate as many requests for appointments as possible, and hope to extend our hours to ease the current backlog.  Please understand that our staff and doctors face certain limitations like everyone else.  Have patience if we cannot see you as soon as you desire.

If your child has a true eye emergency that cannot wait, please call our office and leave a message with our answering service. One of us will return your call. If you have a non-urgent medical question about your child’s eyes or glasses, please email us at [email protected].

Where appropriate, our doctors may be able to do a telemedicine visit.

Thank you.  We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Pediatric Eye Associates, LLC

Dear Families,

Due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, we are forced to postpone all appointments through at least May 15, 2020.

When will we reopen?   Right now, June 1st, 2020 is our tentative date to start seeing patients again. This may be moved up or pushed back, depending on circumstances.  We know many families are anxiously waiting.

Our optical shop is open by appointment only.  Please navigate to our website’s optical page for details on how to schedule an optical shop visit.

In the meantime, we are working hard at figuring out how to make an office visit as safe as possible for all involved – patients, staff and our doctors. Eye exams present unique challenges, as they necessitate close face to face distance, and therefore are especially risky in terms of virus spread.

Going forward, we anticipate reducing the number of appointments per day to avoid crowding, limiting visits to one parent & child (no siblings), requiring pre-visit screening and temperature checks, and other measures.  Parents and children who are old enough will be required to bring and wear face coverings.

We are going to do our best to try and accommodate as many requests for appointments as possible, and hope to extend our hours to ease the current backlog.  Please understand that our staff and doctors face certain limitations like everyone else.  Have patience if we cannot see you as soon as you desire.

If your child has a true eye emergency that cannot wait, please call our office and leave a message with our answering service. One of us will return your call. If you have a non-urgent medical question about your child’s eyes or glasses, please email us at [email protected].

Where appropriate, our doctors may be able to do a telemedicine visit.

Thank you.  We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Pediatric Eye Associates, LLC

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