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Helpful Kitchen Eye Safety Tips As You Prepare Your Holiday Feast

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Prepare for a safe and enjoyable holiday cooking experience! Follow these key tips to keep your eyes protected while preparing festive dishes. Prioritizing safety allows you to concentrate on making delicious memories. As the holiday season approaches—a time for family, celebration, and culinary enjoyment—it’s essential to be mindful of kitchen eye safety. This awareness helps… Read More

Dr. Mark Gooch Departure Letter

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in General

To my valued patients, After more than 40 years of practicing ophthalmology, I want to share that I will be retiring from patient care effective December 31, 2025. It has been a privilege to provide eye care to you and your family, and I am grateful for the trust you’ve placed in me throughout the… Read More

Dr. Robert Werner Departure Letter

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in General

To my valued patients, After more than four decades of practicing ophthalmology, I am writing to share I will be retiring from practice effective December 11, 2025. It has truly been an honor to care for you and your family over the years, and I am deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in… Read More

November is Diabetic Eye Disease Month

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Diabetic eye disease, the leading cause of blindness, often shows no early warning signs. However, early detection, prompt treatment, and proper follow-up care are essential to prevent vision loss. By sharing this information, we want to empower you to take charge of your health and encourage you to spread awareness about diabetic eye disease. Remember,… Read More

Tired of Struggling with Dry Eyes? Discover the Comfort You Deserve!

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Dry eye disease occurs when your tears fail to lubricate your eyes properly. Insufficient tear production, resulting from various causes, can lead to discomfort. Tear instability results in inflammation, potentially damaging the eye’s surface. You might experience dry eyes during activities like prolonged computer use, or in conditions such as fall wind, smoke, or dry… Read More

What Is the Silent Thief of Sight? Let’s Discuss Glaucoma.

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Glaucoma comprises various eye issues that harm the optic nerve and can affect individuals over 60. However, early treatment often prevents blindness caused by glaucoma. Being aware of this enables you to take proactive measures to safeguard your vision and maintain control over your health. Who Is at Risk for Glaucoma? According to the American… Read More

October is Eye Injury Prevention Month

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

October isn’t only known for pumpkin spice, caramel corn, or Halloween. It also marks Eye Prevention Month, a crucial time to focus on eye health. Protecting your eyes from injuries is among the simplest ways to maintain their health throughout your life. Discover some surprising facts about eye injuries from the American Academy of Ophthalmology…. Read More

Pink Eye: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Prevention

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Image of person's eyes, with one red and irritated

Conjunctivitis, often called “pink eye,” occurs when the conjunctiva—the clear, thin membrane covering the white part of the eye and the inside of the eyelids—is irritated by infection or allergies. Pink eye is a common eye infection that affects millions of Americans each year. Your eyes become red and swollen, sometimes accompanied by a sticky… Read More

Tips For Maintaining Eye Health This Fall

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Young couple outside in the fall foliage

As the leaves turn and the air gets crisper, it’s the perfect time to give a little extra love to your eyes! Fall brings its own set of challenges for eye health, but with a few simple tips, you can ensure your eyes stay bright and vibrant. Let’s dive into some effective ways to keep… Read More

Too Much Screen Time? It May Lead To Digital Eye Strain.

Posted by: Midwest Eye Center in Eye Health

Before the age of tablets and smartphones, have you ever wondered how we navigate our daily lives? These electronic devices, from laptops to smartphones, have become a vital part of our work, leisure, and entertainment. A study by Deloitte revealed that Americans check their smartphones more than 8 billion times a day. This habit isn’t… Read More

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