An Annual Senior Eye Check Helps Optimize Ocular Health

Those of us in the age 40+ demographic know how it feels to begin to struggle with small print, finding the need to start wearing reading glasses, increasing the font size on our electronic devices, or holding books at arm’s length in order to decrease blurring. Getting older and becoming challenged with vision changes often […]

Two Types of Macular Degeneration and What They Mean for Your Senior Loved Ones

If your elderly loved one has been diagnosed with macular degeneration, you’ll likely be faced with a number of concerns and questions. And you’re not alone; an approximate 11 million people in the U.S. have received the same diagnosis, and that number is expected to double by the year 2050. The Franklin home health care […]

Senior Vision Issues? Here’s Why They May Require Immediate Medical Care

If you feel as though newspaper print is becoming smaller and smaller as you age, you’re in good company! Many of us find ourselves struggling to read the fine print, so to speak – holding reading materials at arm’s length, putting on reading glasses, or reaching for a magnifier. While not everyone encounters senior vision […]