Back to school eye exams are important for ensuring not only overall healthy visual function but also that students understand the importance of adhering to good eye health hygiene and are appropriately seeking care when issues do arise, such as red or pink eyes.
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Dr. Lynn Hellerstein – Vision & Learning Video at SECO
Dr. Lynn Hellerstein – Vision & Learning Video at SECO
Von’s Vision Event Held at Hellerstein & Brenner Vision Center
A lot of kiddos are going to be receiving the gift of sight when we give them their new eyewear in a few weeks!#VonsVision.
Back to School…Are You Missing Something Important?
Then make sure your kids are ready to learn. Each student should have a complete vision evaluation by an O.D. (Doctor of Optometry).
Is Your Child Visually Ready For School? Seeing Beyond 20/20
Many children have 20/20 eyesight, yet 1 out of 4 children have vision problems. This impacts their school success, sports performance, and confidence
CHILDREN’S VISION AND LEARNING MONTH -August! Proclaimed by the Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper
Therefore, I, John W. Hickenlooper, Governor of the State of Colorado, do hereby proclaim August 2014, CHILDREN’S VISION AND LEARNING MONTH
What All Pediatricians Should Know: InfantSEE−−A National Resource for Early Vision Assessment
Pediatricians and family practitioners should all be advocating for early vision assessments for their patients. Check out InfantSee.org
Preschool Vision Screening Tests
Thanks to Dr. Marjean Kulp, researcher and professor at Ohio State University Optometry School, for her great published research articles on preschool vision screening.
Governor Hickenlooper has proclaimed August 2013 “Children’s Vision and Learning Month” in the State of Colorado
Therefore, I, John Hickenlooper, Governor of the State of Colorado, do hereby proclaim August 2013, CHILDREN’S VISION AND LEARNING MONTH.
Free Vision Exams for Infants 6-12 Months
Spend a few minutes with a baby, and you’ll see a brain busily becoming the Grand Central Station of visual development.