Cataracts — clouding of the natural lens of the eye — are the leading cause of treatable vision loss worldwide. They develop slowly, and most people over 60 will have some lens changes. We evaluate the severity of cataracts at every exam, document progression, and refer to a cataract surgeon when surgery is indicated. After surgery, we provide post-operative co-management to ensure your healing is on track.
Who it's for
- Adults over 50 with gradual vision changes
- Patients noticing glare, halos around lights, or difficulty driving at night
- Patients seeking a second opinion before cataract surgery
- Post-cataract-surgery patients needing follow-up care
What's included
- Detailed evaluation of the natural lens
- Vision testing under multiple lighting conditions
- Glare and contrast sensitivity assessment
- Discussion of treatment options including surgical referral
- Post-operative co-management when applicable
What to Expect
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Many patients live well with early cataracts for years before needing surgery.
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When surgery is indicated, we'll refer you to an experienced cataract surgeon and continue your routine care after.
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Modern cataract surgery is one of the safest, most effective procedures in medicine.
Why this matters
Cataracts are completely treatable. Surgery restores clear vision in over 95% of cases. The right time for surgery is when cataracts begin affecting your quality of life — driving at night, reading, watching TV.