Vision and Eye Health in Adults and Seniors
Our adult services program is about creating public awareness around the importance of regular eye exams. Serious eye conditions or disease could be developing even though you have not noticed a significant change in your vision. Detecting and treating eye conditions early in adults is just as imperative as it is in children. Detecting and treating vision disorders early can make a significant difference in managing a disease or slowing its progression. Thanks to many medical advances, conditions that once resulted in blindness are now being controlled with medications that can prevent or significantly decrease vision loss.
Statistical information regarding the "baby boomer" population is steadily pouring into the health industry, and information shows that blinding disorders such as Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD), Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy and Cataracts will soon be at an all-time high.
Awareness is key - visit our Eye Health & Safety library to learn more about your topic of interest. You can also access our adult vision risk assessment by clicking here.
Adult Vision Programs
As the American population ages, the number of people affected by the eye problems that are the leading causes of blindness will increase dramatically. This can have serious impacts in your workplace! However, with education and awareness, you can help your employees take care of their vision for life. Read More
Eye safety compliance in the workplace is extremely important and often difficult; EYE2EYE encourages peer-to-peer education and compliance support to nurture a culture of safety in the workplace. Read More
An ideal service project for community organizations, S.A.V.E. Sight is a risk assessment program based on medically accepted and scientifically tested guidelines, standardized training and testing and continual program evaluation. Read More
EYEWATCH® was started as a support group for seniors living with low vision. Since then it has evolved into an educational program aimed at prevention and awareness of the many eye diseases that are faced by today's aging adults. Read More