EYE HEALTH & PATIENT AWARENESS

Small habits. Healthier eyes.

Give your eyes a little attention today, and seek professional guidance when your vision changes.

EVERYDAY EYE CARE

Simple habits for healthier eyes.

Schedule regular eye examinations.
Do not ignore changes in vision.
Manage diabetes and other medical conditions according to your doctor’s advice.
Avoid using eye drops without professional guidance.
Avoid rubbing your eyes frequently.
Follow healthy screen-use habits.
Protect your eyes from injury.
Encourage children to report difficulty seeing.
Maintain regular eye check-ups as you get older.
Seek professional care for sudden changes in vision.

Don’t wait for your vision to get worse.

Some eye diseases progress without obvious early symptoms. Regular eye examinations are especially important if you have diabetes, a family history of eye disease, are above 40, have had eye surgery, experience recurring eye problems, or have difficulty with routine activities because of poor vision.

Early evaluation can help you understand your eye health and available treatment options.

THE 20-20-20 RULE

Give your eyes a break.

20minutes

20feet away

20seconds

Every 20 minutes, look at something approximately 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds.

Maintain an appropriate screen distance, comfortable lighting, and regular breaks.

Digital eye strain

Sudden vision changes?
Don’t wait.

Sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, flashes, new floaters, a curtain-like shadow, or serious eye injury need urgent professional attention.

Eye emergency warning signs

YOUR NEXT STEP TO HEALTHIER EYES

See clearly. Live confidently.

Don’t ignore changes in your vision. Let’s take care of your eyes.