Eye Health

Overview

Taking Care of Your Eyes

Making sure that your eye health is as optimal as possible is extremely important. As we age, or if we experience physical trauma to our heads and eyes, we can experience adverse changes in our eyesight. Often, if these conditions, diseases, or injuries are left untreated, it could result in irreversible damage to your eyesight.

How to Keep Your Eyes Healthy

Go to Your Optometrist For Routine Eye Exams

Visiting the optometrist yearly is a great way to ensure that there are no changes to your vision as a result of trauma, diseases, or a condition. If your optometrist finds evidence of trauma, disease, or a condition, book an appointment with Baker Eye Institute today!

Book an Appointment

a nurse in a blue sweatshirt puts eyedrops into a patient's eye. the patient has his head back so the drops don't drop down his face.

dr baker looks into a patient's eyes using a very interesting looking apparatus on his head to help him see better

Stay Educated

In general, it is a good practice to stay updated and educated on signs, symptoms, and treatments for eye traumas, diseases, and conditions. A great way to do so would be to stay up to date on the Baker Eye Institute blog!

Book Routine Visits with Dr. Baker

If you are experiencing effects to your vision due to eye related trauma, disease, or conditions, Dr. Baker may be able to help. Book an appointment today to learn more about the treatment options available to you.