March is Prevent Blindness’ Workplace Eye Wellness Month, which means now is an excellent time to check in with your ophthalmologist in the Brooklyn, Washington Heights area. Over the last year, offices around the globe went remote, ushering in an era of Zoom meetings…
With temperatures dropping fast and winter around the corner, it’s time to think about keeping your eyes healthy during the colder months. With a few helpful tips and tricks and a visit to your ophthalmologist or optometrist in Jackson Heights, you can enjoy hydrated and protected eyes no matter the weather. In this blog post, we will discuss a few common eye concerns people face during the winter months and share tips for keeping…
Even as our practice continues to grow and we prepare to open new locations, New York Ophthalmology remains dedicated to providing access to advanced eye care to all. Using the latest technology and techniques typically available only to the wealthy, we are especially committed to providing advanced care to those in our neighborhoods who may have…
As many of us adapt to a new reality of remote work lifestyles, taking care of our eyes is as important as ever. Headaches, dry eyes, blurred vision, and eye fatigue are all symptoms of digital eye strain, also known as computer vision syndrome. It’s something many people experience daily, especially when…
There are some eye problems you will experience as you age. Most of them can be treated if detected early. Let’s find out what these problems are and how they cause damage to your eyes. Presbyopia – If you’re experiencing loss of vision while reading or looking at an object close to you, you might have a disorder known as Presbyopia. Having headaches or tired eyes…
What is a Pink Eye? Pink eye is also known as conjunctivitis. It is an eye condition that causes inflammation or infection in the outer membrane of the eyeball and the inner eyelid. It is highly contagious and spreads when someone gets in contact with the eye secretions of an infected person. What are the symptoms of pink eye?…
By now we all know we can slow the spread of Coronavirus by avoiding touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. There is a lot more you can do to protect yourself and others too. Let us discuss in detail why we need to protect our eyes during…
Do you know experiencing tiny black spots in your field of vision is a common problem faced by everyone at some point? These tiny spots are known as floaters. Floaters appear like a strand of thread or tiny dots swimming in your field of vision. They are frequently seen in bright light…
While we often discuss procedures and answer common eye care questions on this blog, we want to take a moment here to share our story as a practice: From how we began to what makes our patient care outstanding. At New York Ophthalmology, we are proud to provide those looking for an ophthalmologist in New York City…