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Have a Flexible Spending Account? Time To Use It Or Lose It.
If you have a flexible spending account as part of your benefits package, time could be running out to use your funds. Schedule an appointment with TEI today!
Cosmetic Contact Lenses: Trick or Treat?
Before you add cosmetic contact lenses to your Halloween costume this year, be sure you know the risks and signs of infection.
September is Healthy Aging Month
September 2021 is Healthy Aging Month, a whole month dedicated to empowering older adults and raising awareness of the health measures you can take to promote the positive features of aging.
Dr. Aleshia Luu named one of the Nation’s 150 best optometrists by Newsweek
The Eye Institute is proud to announce that one of our very own optometrists, Dr. Aleshia Luu, who works at our Wake Forest location, has been named...
Happy Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month
August is Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month. This observance is especially important because eye health and safety precautions are relevant as soon as a child is born
It’s National Dry Eye Month!
When our eyes don’t produce enough of one of the components or make enough tears, we experience dry eye. Wondering why this might be happening to you? Here are the most common causes.
June is Cataract Awareness Month!
Did you know that June is National Cataract Awareness Month? Cataract(s) affect more than 24 million Americans over the age of 40 and is an...
Suffering from Computer Vision Syndrome?
You’ve heard all about the adverse effects of sitting at a desk all day, but did you know that desk job could also be hurting your eyes? Computer...
3 Tips for Protecting your Eyes for Healthy Vision Month
May is Healthy Vision Month, and here at The Eye Institute, we believe that vision health is part of an individual’s overall health management for...
Managing Ocular Allergies
Springtime is coming, and if you’ve ever experienced a North Carolina spring you’re probably all too familiar with the fact that spring and “pollen...