Women’s Eye Health and Safety
April 12, 2017
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Two out of three people who experience vision loss and impairment are women. That’s why Prevent Blindness declared April Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month.
Two out of three people who experience vision loss and impairment are women. That’s why Prevent Blindness declared April Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month.
Pink eye or conjunctivitis is a common and highly infectious eye problem. Get the facts on how to treat and prevent the spread of pink eye.
There are lots of different eye care professionals in an ophthalmology practice like Illinois Eye Center in Peoria. This is your guide to who’s who!
Vitamin A helps keep your eyes healthy by prolonging your vision and keeping it in great shape. Ensure you are getting the right amount in your diet.
March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month. Take time to learn the proper safety procedures to avoid eye injuries in your workplace.
Inflammatory eye disease (uveitis) has many causes. Knowing the symptoms and diagnosing the disease early helps treatment to be most effective.
Color blindness is a rare condition that’s typically inherited and affects mostly men. A simple test can determine if you are color blind.
A corneal abrasion is a scratch on the cornea. Symptoms can include eye pain and discomfort. Treatment includes eye drops and ointments. Learn more.
Healthy eyes begin with maintaining good health overall. Start with a balanced diet full of dark, leafy greens and fish, which is high in omega 3 fatty acids.
Did you know something as simple as a routine eye exam can detect signs of serious health conditions? Learn more.
Current forecasts call for winter weather overnight in the Peoria area. Please check Illinois Eye Center’s website for the latest information on closures or delayed opening that may impact your appointment on Friday January 10. If you prefer to request a reschedule of your appointment now, please use the link below.
Illinois Eye Center will be closing today, Wednesday, February 12, at 4 PM. We will be monitoring the weather throughout the day, but we understand if you feel unable to navigate the conditions safely to and from your appointment. Please use the link below to request a rescheduled appointment. If you plan to attend your appointment, please check here for updates immediately before departing, as our website will contain the most up-to-date information.