Cataract Awareness Month, Guide to Modern Treatment and Recovery
Do you find it harder to read small print, drive at night, or recognize faces clearly? If so, you could be experiencing the early signs of cataracts.
Read MoreHow Cataracts Affect Your Vision and When to See an Eye Doctor in the Inland Empire.
Cataracts are a common eye condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and residents of California’s Inland Empire are no exception. Whether you live in Apple Valley, San Bernardino, or surrounding communities, understanding how cataracts develop and impact your vision is the first step to protecting your eyesight. In this blog post, we’ll explore what […]
Read MoreHow Allergies Can Make Dry Eye Worse – What You Should Know This Season
If your eyes feel dry, itchy, or irritated lately, you’re not alone. Seasonal allergies are at their peak right now, and for many people, this can make Dry Eye symptoms even worse. At Pacific Eye Institute, we want our communities—from Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Colton, Apple Valley, Temecula, and beyond—to understand how allergies and Dry Eye […]
Read More5 Reasons to See an Ophthalmologist — Even If Your Vision Feels Fine
At Pacific Eye Institute, we often emphasize the importance of regular eye exams—not just to correct your vision, but to protect your health. In our recent blog, we shared how a comprehensive eye exam can detect serious health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and even certain cancers. Early detection is key to protecting […]
Read MoreStay One Step Ahead: How Early Eye Exams Protect Your Long-Term Vision.
Many serious eye conditions develop silently, without obvious symptoms. By the time you notice blurry vision, eye strain, or other warning signs, irreversible damage may already be done. That’s why early detection through a comprehensive eye exam is one of the most important steps you can take to preserve your vision and overall health. At […]
Read MoreWhen Is the Right Time for Cataract Surgery?
Expert Insights from Dr. Pejman Bakhtiary of Pacific Eye Institute Understanding Cataracts Clouding of the eye’s lens, known as cataracts, progressively blurs vision. The lens, located behind the iris, is responsible for focusing light onto the retina, the eye’s light-sensitive tissue. As cataracts form, they scatter and distort incoming light, hindering the lens’s ability to […]
Read MoreHow AI is Transforming Eye Care
In today’s rapidly evolving world of healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly important role in how doctors diagnose, treat, and communicate with patients. At Pacific Eye Institute, we’re proud to be at the forefront of this movement—especially when it comes to making cutting-edge retina care more personal, efficient, and accessible. One of the […]
Read MoreCoverage Update: Changes to Good Days Funding 2025
As of January 1, 2025, Good Days Funding for retina and macular disease is unavailable for many patients.
Read MoreHow Does an Eye Exam Help You Understand Your Retina?
Your retina is a vital part of your eye that plays a crucial role in how you see the world. Located at the back of your eye, this thin layer of tissue captures light and sends signals to your brain, allowing you to process images. Because the retina is so important to vision, any damage […]
Read MoreHow Cataract Surgery Can Improve Vision, Safety, and Quality of Life
Cataracts are a common vision condition that can significantly impact daily life, especially as we age. If you or a loved one are experiencing cloudy vision, difficulty driving at night, or trouble navigating stairs, cataract surgery may not only restore your sight but also enhance your overall safety. Dr. Ryan Smith of Pacific Eye Institute […]
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