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How To Care For Your Parents In Sunny Southwest Florida
Fort Myers is a hotbed for retirees and parents to live. Many of them move near their children, who also live here. Other retirees move far away from their children. Yet- whatever the case is, it’s important for many people to keep their parents healthy and independent.

The hot Florida sun doesn’t help. The UV rays penetrate deep into your parent’s eyes, speeding up the buildup of cataracts, muscle loosening, and eye disease. In fact, Florida has one of the highest rates of cataract in the US. That’s why combating these problems and protecting your parents’ eyes is critical.

What’s the solution? Find the person who knows EVERYTHING about your parents’ eyes. And build a relationship with that person. (or team)

Here’s What Our Team At Snead Eye Group Can Do For You:
1. Catch Eye Problems Early.
Did you know that cataracts, glaucoma, and eye disease develop for years before your parents notice? But, a simple iWellness screening shows an eye doctor what’s really going on in your parent’s eyes. Meaning we can catch eye problems before they get out of control.
1. Squash Other Diseases.
Your eyes are like a window into the health of your body. Your eye doctor can peer into your parents’ eyes to detect harmful diseases. For example, they can see high blood pressure, diabetes, and even some forms of cancer. So, annual visits to your eye doctor can help you catch these terrible diseases early.
1. Support Their Vision
There’s nothing worse than watching your parents’ vision fade. It becomes harder for them to read at night. They have to find someone to drive them to the store. And it gets harder to do normal things on their own…

Glasses, contacts, and even some surgeries help keep your parents’ vision healthy. All so you guys can feel safe and confident knowing you have a friendly eye doctor looking over your parents’ eyes. Imagine your parents doing what they love, with whom they love for many more years.

If you’re interested in speaking to one of our eye doctors, feel free to contact us.
September 14, 2020
Workplace Eye Wellness/Safety
March is Workplace Eye Wellness and Safety Month.

When considering “eye wellness and safety” at work, many of us imagine an industrial setting with orange safety vests, hard hats, and protective goggles. Certainly, eye safety measures must be taken at industrial work sites, but all other workplaces must remain vigilant about increasing eye wellness and reducing injury hazards too.

HOW COMMON ARE WORK-RELATED EYE INJURIES?

Very common. More than 2,000 people injure their eyes at work each day. About 1 in 10 injuries require one or more missed workdays for recovery. Of the total amount of work-related injuries, 10-20 % will cause temporary or permanent vision loss. Experts believe that proper eye protection could lessen the severity —or even prevent— 90% of eye injuries that occur because of work accidents. *

*Source: PreventBlindness.org

Common causes for eye injuries in several work situations include:
- Flying objects (bits of metal, glass)
- Tools
- Particles
- Chemicals
- Harmful radiation
- Any combination of these or other hazards
“I WORK IN AN OFFICE,” you might say. “WHY SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT EYE INJURY?”

Believe it or not, for employees who utilize computers in their workplace, there are many eye-related concerns. While far less subtle than, say, flying debris, computer-related eye hazards can be just as dangerous to eye health over the course of time. With so many employees relying on a computer screen for their day-to-day functions, it’s no wonder computer eye strain has become a major job-related complaint. According to AllAboutVision.org, studies show that eye strain and other bothersome visual symptoms occur in 50 to 90 percent of computer workers. “Problems can range from physical fatigue, decreased productivity and increased numbers of work errors, to minor annoyances like eye twitching and red eyes,” the organization states.

An increasingly-common condition called COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME (CVS) is a growing concern for health care providers, employees and employers. CVS is a condition resulting from focusing the eyes on a computer or other display device for prolonged, uninterrupted periods of time. Some symptoms of CVS include headaches, blurred vision, neck pain, fatigue, eye strain, dry eyes, irritated eyes, double vision, vertigo/dizziness, polyopia (the perception of several visual images of one object), and difficulty refocusing the eyes. These symptoms can be further aggravated by improper lighting conditions such as glare or bright overhead lighting, or air moving past the eyes from overhead vents or a fan.

PREVENTATIVE MEASURES AGAINST COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME (CVS)

To decrease the chances of developing CVS, Snead Eye Group recommends the tried-and-true “20/20/20 Rule.” Here’s how it works: Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

For added physical and mental health benefits, depending on your schedule and personal situation, incorporate body movements along with the “20/20/20 Rule” by moving around – preferably away from your computer screen! Take a water cooler break. Visit a coworker for a brief chat. Check the mail. Weather-permitting, get outside and make a brief call to a loved one. Whatever it takes, just get away from the computer for short intervals! Moving away from your workstation will reduce eye strain, increase alertness, and keep you performing at your best.

CALCULATING THE COST

From a humanitarian standpoint, most companies want their employees feeling good and living productive lives for their own sake. But also, from a financial standpoint for the sake of an employer, there’s a distinct business advantage to encouraging healthy eye practices. According to the United States Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), “Eye injuries alone cost more than $300 million per year in lost production time, medical expenses, and worker compensation.”

In summary, the more vision ailments employees have, the more medical care they may require, increasing healthcare-related expenses for both themselves and their employers. So, for your personal enjoyment of everyday life, and for the sake of keeping healthcare costs down, Snead Eye Group encourages wise eye-safety practices in your workplace, no matter the type of environment.
March 13, 2018
Kale The King

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ALL KALE THE KING:
In March, the Wearin’ o’ the Green Meets the Eatin’ o’ the Green

March isn’t just a celebration of all things Irish, it’s also National Nutrition Month® as designated by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. And guess what? Your eyes need nutrition too!

But jeepers creepers, what to feed those peepers? Carrots and other orange-colored fruits and vegetables? Of course! Your Mom wouldn’t lead you astray. A specific type of vitamin A called beta carotene, which gives carrots their cheerful orange color, helps the retina and other parts of the eye to function smoothly.

Your body converts beta carotene to vitamin A to help prevent dry eyes and night blindness as well as fend off various diseases. Even beyond carrots, other deep orange foods like sweet potatoes and butternut squash can also infuse that important beta carotene and vitamin A into your system.

However, beta carotene-rich orange foods have some close cousins like kale and spinach that are green with envy over all the eye-health fame that carrots have always gobbled up.

Per EatRight.org, the dark green leafy variety of foods pack a powerful vitamin-rich punch of lutein and zeaxanthin (related to vitamin A and beta carotene) which are “…believed to protect eye tissues from sunlight damage and reduce the risk of cataracts and macular degeneration.” The macula, the part of the retina that acts as a natural sunblock, stores lutein and zeaxanthin to help absorb blue light which is becoming increasingly important as we look at digital devices so frequently.

Without getting too complicated, blue light is a natural part of the visible light spectrum, but it reaches deeper into the eye than other parts of the light spectrum – when compounded over time, blue light can potentially cause damage to the retina.

While blue light is totally natural (sunlight, very beneficial to good our well-being in healthy quantities, is its main source), there are various man-made sources of blue light that have eyecare professionals looking closely at possible long terms effects of blue light on eye health. Digital display screens such as computers, TVs, tablets, smartphones, etc. don’t emit nearly as much blue light as the sun, but the proximity of these screens to our eyes and the amount of time spent looking at them are all very good reasons to load up on the nutrients in deep green veggies and other eye health-boosting whole foods.

So, whether they’re Irish or not, please keep those eyes smiling by feeding them all the good stuff they crave in celebration of National Nutrition Month® this March and beyond! For more information about eye health and this month’s delicious eye-healthy recipe, visit SneadEye.com.

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March 16, 2017
Dr. Rosen Shares Vision with Lighthouse of SWFL

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Snead Eye Group’s Dr. Rosen Shares Vision with Lighthouse of SWFL

In the words of Helen Keller, “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” Thankfully, the leadership team of The Lighthouse of SWFL has the vision required to understand and meet the many needs of southwest Florida’s blind and sight-impaired residents; Snead Eye Group shares and actively supports that vision as well.

Lighthouse of SWFL is a United Way Partner agency with a mission to enable people of all ages living with a visual impairment or blindness to remain independent, active and productive in society. Snead Eye Group’s Dr. Jay S. Rosen, OD, FAAO, demonstrates his commitment to that mission by serving on the Board of Directors of The Lighthouse of SWFL in the capacity of Director.

Dr. Rosen has been an active member and integral part of Lighthouse’s Board of Directors since September, 2011; he was enthusiastically recommended by Read More

February is AMD/LOW Vision Awareness Month!

Age-related macular degeneration is a leading cause of vision loss, affecting more than 15 million Americans age 50 and older.

AMD primarily destroys the sharp central vision controlled at the back of the retina by the macula and can develop so slowly that it is not until vision is severely affected that a patient may begin to notice. Try this to get an idea of what AMD is like: Close your left eye. Make a fist with your right hand. Put your fist in front of your right eye. All you will see are objects in the periphery of your sight. This is how someone affected by AMD may see the world. Sharp central vision is obviously needed to read, drive, watch television and perform other daily tasks that require straight ahead vision.

Risk factors, which you can control, include High blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity and smoking. Risks you cannot control include age, family history, gender and race.

How do you know if you may be affected by AMD? Symptoms include straight lines or faces appearing wavy, doorways which appear crooked and objects appearing smaller or farther away than they really are.

If you or someone you know thinks they may be experiencing any of these issues, it is vitally important to see a SNEAD EYE GROUP professional for an evaluation and diagnosis. Drug therapies, injection, laser therapy, and even tiny, implantable devices which magnify images onto the retina, are all possible treatments for AMD. It is important see a knowledgeable ophthalmologist such as Dr. John or Dr. Brad Snead at SNEAD EYE GROUP to discuss your options.
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February 24, 2017
Snead Insights

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“I can see clearly now the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way.” Metaphorically speaking, most of us understand these iconic lyrics from the popular song released in 1972 by Johnny Nash. But from a literal standpoint, in the United States alone, there are 11 million people and growing who cannot see clearly due to a common vision disorder known as presbyopia .

Often referred to as “the aging eye condition,” presbyopia refers to the decreased ability, over time, to change between focusing on close and far objects. Do you remember the day you had to hold the ingredient label at arm’s length in order to read it? You are far from alone. Worldwide, nearly 1.7 billion people have presbyopia and that number is expected to soar to 2.1 billion by 2020. (1)

In a healthy eye, the natural lens is a transparent structure that, along with the cornea, helps to refract light to be focused on the retina. The lens, by changing shape, functions to change the focal distance of the eye so that it can focus on objects at various distances. Read more

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month, an important time to spread the word about this sight-stealing disease.

Glaucoma is called “the sneak thief of sight” since there are no symptoms and once vision is lost, it’s permanent. As much as 40% of vision can be lost without a person noticing. Read more from glaucoma research foundation here.

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January 10, 2017
New Technology For Hard To Fit Contact Lens

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New technology available for hard to fit contact lens patients

Successful management of contact lenses can be a frustrating process for patients with irregular corneas. The fitting and evaluation process may involve multiple visits and increased costs. Fortunately the contact lens industry has responded to the need for better contact lens materials and technologies to assist hard to fit patients. New vault mapping software available at SNEAD EYE GROUP is used for more precise visualization and mapping of the central corneal clearance (CCC), a key measurement related to how well a lens rests on the eye. Read more

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December 21, 2016
Digital Eye Strain

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The Vision Council’s 2016 report, Eyes Overexposed: The Digital Device Dilemma, concludes that 65 percent of Americans experience digital eye strain symptoms such as dry, irritated eyes, blurred vision, eye fatigue, neck and back pain and headaches.

Digital eye strain is the physical discomfort felt after two or more hours in front of a digital screen and is associated with the close to mid-range distance of digital screens, including desktop and laptop computers, tablets, e-readers and smartphones.

Prolonged periods of use can exacerbate symptoms which result from a variety of factors, including the proximity of the screen, the frequency and duration of use and the degree of exposure to the blue light emitted by video screens.

The optical industry has developed lens technology to alleviate vision problems associated with digital eye strain and protect eyes from blue light, glare and other environmental stressors. Commonly referred to as computer glasses, the lenses are constructed specifically for the mid-distance range at which users typically view a digital screen. This eye wear can be purchased with or without a prescription. If you think you, or a loved one may suffer from digital eye strain, a SNEAD EYE GROUP professional can help diagnose the condition and one of our trained opticians can assist you in selecting eye wear to alleviate your symptoms.

ARE DRY EYES AFFECTING YOUR LIFESTYLE?

Dr.Balasquide, the newest addition to the SNEAD EYE GROUP family, can help you or any member of your family who may be experiencing dry eye syndrome.

Dry eyes are very common. In fact over 3 million cases are diagnosed annually in the US. The risk of acquiring this condition increases with age and is seen more commonly among post-menopausal women.

In dry eye syndrome the eyes may become dry, red, and inflamed. The main symptoms are discomfort, a feeling of something in the eye, and sensitivity to light. Prescription and lubricating eye drops can help reduce dryness. In some cases immunosuppressive drug therapy is required. The most important thing to know is that this condition is treatable! Don’t let dry eyes affect the quality of your life.

Dr. B. works out of our newest location in Naples in the Pebblebrooke Plaza center, at the corner of Immokalee Rd. and Collier Blvd. Schedule an appointment with Dr. B. or any of the other SNEAD EYE GROUP physicians at a location near you for a diagnosis and treatment regime.

More information here!

DR. ROSEN TRAINED TO TREAT KERATOCONUS

Dr. Rosen with SNEAD EYE GROUP is specially trained to treat Keratoconus, an eye disorder in which the cornea becomes misshapen, typically in a conical shape. This change in shape can lead to double vision, distortion of vision, blurred or streaked vision and sensitivity to light.

In many patients, corrective lenses fitted by a SNEAD EYE GROUP specialist will allow the patient to drive legally and function in daily life. If the disease continues to progress, one of several surgical options may be explored.

If you’ve experienced any of the symptons of Keratoconus, schedule an appointment with Dr. Rosen to determine the best treatment options for you.

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October 11, 2016
Snead Insights : Snead Eye Group is Growing

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Grand Opening!

Later this month SNEAD EYE GROUP will open a brand new location to better serve our Collier County residents in the Pebblebrook Plaza at 15205 Collier Blvd. in Naples. That’s at the corner of Collier Blvd. and Immokalee Roads. This area of Naples has seen tremendous growth and we’re excited to be a part of better meeting the needs of those in eastern Collier County.

To celebrate, SNEAD EYE GROUP will be offering FREE VISION SCREENINGS through September 30th at our new Naples location. This offer is for new patients 6 years of age and older. Please stop in and meet our friendly staff and browse our optical department where we feature a full selection of eye wear.

If you would like to schedule an appointment for a free vision screening with Dr. Balasquide, please call 239-936-8686.

Please Help Us Welcome Aboard Dr. B.!

Snead Eye Group is thrilled to welcome our newest member of the team, Dr. Giovana Balasquide or Dr. B. as we affectionately call her. Dr. B. will be heading up our new Pebblebrook Plaza location. Originally from Riverside, California, Dr. B graduated from Nova Southeastern University where she received her Doctor of Optometry degree. During her time at Nova, she also received her Bachelors of Science in Vision Science and completed the MBA for Optometrists program.

She received her Bachelors of Science in Biological Sciences from the University of California Riverside prior to moving to Florida.

Dr. Balasquide’s experience includes primary care, low vision examinations and geriatrics, with an emphasis on diagnosis, treatment, and management of ocular disease. Read more about Dr. B. here.

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September 1, 2016
Cataract Detection and Treatment

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If you’ve been told or suspect you have cataracts, don’t despair! Today there are more options for curing cataracts than ever before. SNEAD EYE GROUP offers the latest methods in cataract detection and treatment with state-of-the-art technology and a professional, caring staff.

Lifestyle Lens Options

Multifocal IOLs (intraocular lens), Toric IOLs, Standard Monofocoal IOLs. Whether your goal is the least amount of dependency on glasses possible, the desire to see better at night with some glasses dependency, or a lens that is usually covered by Medicare and provides good vision while still requiring glasses, there are a range of multifocal intraocular lens options to choose from. The final decision on which lens package is best for you will be determined by you and your surgeon once all testing and a full cataract evaluation are completed. You can read about lens choices more here.

The surgeons of SNEAD EYE GROUP perform thousands of cataract removal procedures every year, with excellent results so don’t put off having better vision – call today for a cataract evaluation.

SNEAD IS GROWING!

Our new office in the Pebblebrooke Center plaza at the corner of Collier Blvd. and Immokalee Rd. in Naples is open. Dr. B. is busy seeing patients, and offering FREE EYE SCREENINGS through the end of November.* Tell a friend and please come visit our beautiful new space when you’re in the area.

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September 1, 2016
Wearing Sunglasses
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Sunglasses may make us look cool, but more importantly is their ability to protect our eyes from the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. The necessity for wearing sunglasses year round, especially in Southwest Florida where we spend so much time on the beach and waterways, can’t be overstated. And, because the cumulative effects are dangerous to our eye health, it’s never too early to start wearing sunglasses either. Children should be encouraged to wear sunglasses as early as possible.

Here are just a few of the serious risks to our eye associated with UV damage:
- Cataracts – a clouding of the eye’s lens that can blur vision. An estimated 20% of cases are caused by extended UV exposure.
- Macular degeneration – Results from damage to the retina and can destroy central vision. Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the United States.
- Pterygium – a tissue growth over the white part of the surface of the eye that can alter the curve of the eyeball. This causes astigmatism.
Not all sunglasses are created equal and it pays to purchase well. Look for glasses that block out 99 to 100% of both UVA and UVB radiation.

SNEAD EYE GROUP has a large selection of quality sunglasses. Better yet, use this coupon for 20% OFF sunglasses in our optical department! Just show this email to a SNEAD optician or CLICK HERE to download a printable version.

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July 21, 2016