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For individuals living with low vision, questions about driving often come with uncertainty. While vision loss can impact the ability to drive safely, some people may be eligible to explore bioptic glasses as a possible tool—depending on their visual condition and the driving laws in their state. At our low...

Comprehensive family eye care includes more than just vision checks — it ensures that each family member receives age-appropriate, practical support. From dry eye treatments to myopia management and low vision care, this guide outlines when to schedule exams and explains the role each service plays in your long-term eye health.

July brings long, sunny days—but for individuals living with Stargardt disease, this time of year can also mean more discomfort and difficulty seeing clearly in bright conditions. Many people with Stargardt disease experience heightened sensitivity to light, which can make everyday tasks more challenging during the summer months. At our...

Our low vision doctor helps patients enjoy videos and screen time again with personalized devices and strategies to enhance remaining vision.

Pediatric eye exams are essential for identifying vision problems that may affect a child’s learning, development, and behavior. These exams evaluate more than just clarity of sight — they assess visual coordination, eye health, and developmental milestones. Early detection enables timely treatment, which in turn helps children succeed in school and daily life.

Prolonged sun exposure can damage delicate eye tissues and raise your risk for cataracts, macular degeneration, and growths on the eye. Wearing sunglasses that block 100% of UVA and UVB rays is a simple yet powerful step to protect your long-term vision. Not all sunglasses are made equally—knowing what to look for ensures your eyes are truly protected.

In honor of Albinism Awareness Month, this blog highlights how individuals with albinism can benefit from low vision strategies tailored to their unique needs.

A timely exploration of AI-powered robotic guide dogs, including RoboGuide, and how they could offer innovative solutions for mobility and independence.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, this piece addresses the emotional toll of macular degeneration and how patients can seek support.

This article helps patients plan for summer with tips on travel preparation, sun protection strategies, and ways to stay active while managing vision loss.

May is Healthy Vision Month—a perfect reminder to protect your eyesight. This May we’re celebrating accessible eyecare and sharing our insider tips on living an eye friendly life. Explore expert tips and key services at Family Eyecare Center of Optometry in Westchester, Los Angeles.

Struggling with reading glasses or blurry near vision? Daily multifocal contact lenses from Family Eyecare Center of Optometry in Westchester, Los Angeles provide seamless clarity and comfort—all day long.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has played a crucial role in ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities, including those with low vision.

Color plays a vital role in how we interact with our surroundings. yet, for individuals with low vision, certain eye conditions can affect how they perceive colors.

On March 23rd, Family Eyecare Center of Optometry in Westchester, Los Angeles celebrates World Optometry Day, highlighting the importance of comprehensive eye care for patients of all ages.

Protect your vision from glaucoma with expert care at Family Eyecare Center of Optometry. Learn how early detection and advanced treatments can make all the difference.

Low vision doesn’t mean giving up on the life you love—it means finding new ways to engage with the world. This February, during Low Vision Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to raise awareness about low vision and the transformative care available to those with vision loss. If you or someone...

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss, and one of its advanced forms, geographic atrophy (GA), can significantly impact daily life. While recent FDA-approved treatments offer hope by slowing the disease's progression, many individuals with GA still face challenges with their vision. Understanding prevention strategies, available...

Step into 2025 with confidence and style by upgrading your eyewear. With premium brands like Maui Jim and Lacoste, our designer collection has something for everyone.

A diagnosis of wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up the activities you love. With the right strategies and support, individuals living with wet AMD can maintain independence and enjoy a fulfilling quality of life. Our low vision doctor, a proud...