Screen Time and Dry Eye Symptoms
Tips for Digital Device Users In today’s digital age, screens are an integral part of our daily lives. From smartphones to computers, we rely on these devices for work, communication, and entertainment. While using digital devices will not permanently damage your eyes, prolonged screen time can cause temporary discomfort. These adverse effects are often symptoms… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in Dry Eye, News on April 15, 2024
Color Vision in Children: What Parents Should Know
As parents, we marvel at the world through our children’s eyes, witnessing their exploration of colors, shapes, and the magic of everyday life. Yet, what if their perception of these vibrant hues is different? Color vision in children is a fascinating aspect of their visual development. At Northwest Eye, our pediatric eye specialists, including Dr…. Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in Pediatrics on February 12, 2024
Astigmatism Discussion
Dr. Brian Hamann is an Optometrist who’s been helping patients at Northwest Eye for over 23 years. He specializes in comprehensive optometry, which includes the diagnosis and care of ocular conditions, with a particular focus on contact lenses. We asked Dr. Hamann a few commonly asked questions about astigmatism, which is quite common in older… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on August 11, 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
Emily Ellingson, O.D.
Emily Ellingson is an optometrist serving Northwest Eye’s Golden Valley and Wayzata offices, specializing in comprehensive eye care. Dr. Ellingson graduated from State University of New York College of Optometry. As a student, she was an active member of the optometric community serving on multiple boards for student organizations, including SUNY Student Council, College Vice… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in Uncategorized on September 7, 2022
How To Avoid an ER Visit this Holiday Season
The holiday season is upon us! With family and friends hopefully celebrating together this year, it is important to keep these gatherings safe and fun, while maintaining good eye health. Did you know? Roughly 1 in 10 children’s eye injuries that end up in the ER are caused by toys. In support of Safe Toys… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on December 15, 2021
Are Your Eyes Winter Ready
Temperatures are dropping and cold winds are blowing, which means the winter sports season is fast approaching. It’s time to break out the ski gear and winter wardrobe to keep your body protected from the elements as you and your family continue sports outside. But you may be neglecting one important body part as winter… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on November 11, 2021
Healthy Aging Month
Northwest Eye celebrates Healthy Aging Month by encouraging seniors to Be Eye Wise and understand the changes that occur to their eyesight as they grow older. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, two out of three Americans falsely believe vision loss is inevitable as we age. Sure, aging can affect your eyes — but vision loss… Read More
Posted by: Northwest Eye in News on September 27, 2021
