The IC-8 IOLs: A New Lens Technology for Cataract Patients
For over 50 years, the doctors at Northwest Eye have been dedicated to adapting new technologies to help patients obtain healthier, clearer vision. We are proud to continually offer our cataract patients the latest advancements and treatment options available. This month we are pleased to announce Dr. Jesse Dovich placed Northwest Eye’s first Apthera IC-8… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in Cataract Surgery, News on July 11, 2023
Make Your Vision Last a Lifetime: Healthy Vision Month
Northwest Eye is celebrating Healthy Vision Month this May! This month aims to increase awareness and emphasize the importance of taking care of your eyes and vision. With warmer weather ahead, we Minnesotans tend to be more active, enjoy the beauty of nature and make the most of the sunshine and long days. With all… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on May 16, 2023
Diabetic Eye Care – What you need to know
Although most people know the impact of diabetes on their health, many don’t know how it can affect their vision. People with diabetes should be aware of these effects and take steps to protect their vision. At Northwest Eye, our eye doctors can find evidence of diabetes and diabetic eye diseases during a comprehensive eye… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on May 9, 2023
Light Adjustable Lens | Q&A
The Light Adjustable Lens is a new and exciting lens technology now available for cataract patients at Northwest Eye. While most cataract surgery requires patients and doctors to select a lens power before surgery, this new lens offers patients the opportunity to customize their vision after cataract surgery. Dr. Jesse Dovich, a cataract specialist and… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in Cataract Surgery, News on April 11, 2023
Eyes and Allergies in the Spring
Q&A with a Comprehensive Eye Care Specialist Dr. Emily Hutchins is one of our comprehensive eye care specialists at Northwest Eye. She joined Northwest Eye in 2022 and practices in our Golden Valley, St. Anthony, and Wayzata locations. With spring just around the corner, Be Eye Wise and join us for a Q&A with Dr…. Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on March 7, 2023
Black History Month: A Discussion with Dr. Ijeoma Chinwuba
Dr. Ijeoma Chinwuba, a comprehensive ophthalmologist at Northwest Eye, is proud to continue building on a legacy of Black doctors that came before her. She grew up seeing other Black women, including her mother, represented within a wide range of medical specialties. This representation allowed her to visualize a career in medicine. “I am where… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on February 27, 2023
2023 Readers’ Choice Award Winner
Readers’ Choice Winner: The 2023 Readers’ Choice ballots were published in all SUN Media publications and Northwest Eye was voted Best Ophthalmologist/Eye Surgeon by Excelsior, Crystal, and New Hope readers! Thank you to everyone who voted for us! We are so grateful to be part of this community.
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on February 16, 2023
Q&A with Dr. Nicholas Schmitt
Be Eye Wise: An Eyelid Lift Dr. Nicholas Schmitt is our Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Northwest Eye, specializing in the surgical treatment and management of conditions that affect the eyelids, lacrimal (tear) system and the orbit (the cavity surrounding the eye). Dr. Schmitt joined Northwest Eye in 2005 and has been helping patients… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on February 13, 2023
Pediatric Eye Care – Q&A with Dr. Origlieri
At Northwest Eye, we have four pediatric ophthalmologists and one pediatric optometrist who specialize in children’s eye health. Our pediatric locations include Minnetonka, Maple Grove, and Woodbury. Dr. Catherine Origlieri specializes in pediatric ophthalmology and pediatric eye alignment. In addition, she is certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, is a fellow of the American… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on January 10, 2023
Dry Eye Season and What You Should Know
Our tears may indicate joyful emotions like getting a dream job, or disappointing feelings like watching your team miss the playoffs. Beyond indicating emotions, tears play a significant role in our ocular health. Tears have several important functions like lubricating our eyes so we can see properly. Dry eye is a condition that occurs when… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on November 10, 2022
