Ensure a Happy Halloween with Eye Michigan

If your vision is diminished in the dark, this may be a symptom of a more serious underlying problem.

If you are suffering from night blindness contact Eye Michigan for an appointment.

Eye Michigan would like to wish all boss’s and upper management a great day as it National Boss’s Day!

Much like the human eye, boss’s deal with all sorts of daily struggles and tribulations, so make sure you give them kind regard and good inSIGHT today!

If you feel you could use help with your own sight, call Eye Michigan today and we’ll SEE if we can’t do something to help improve your daily lives.

“My husband was referred to your office for further testing when he went to get new glasses. Dr. Grey said he had a cataract in his right eye and another one just starting in his left eye. The right cataract was removed a few years ago and with absolutely no issues or problems. Great job. Every time we go back we feel very comfortable and at ease with the staff. All of you are so kind. I, myself, have been having some eye troubles lately and plan to visit your office soon regarding my issues. Thank you.”

– Jeanne Goyette Wightman

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We would like to thank everyone who has given us very very nice reviews on Facebook!

We’ll be sharing some of our favorites on our blog! Thanks again! – GSG

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  “Dr. Grosinger is my primary physician, he is wonderful. I injured my eye on Monday, ER physician told me to see my eye doctor ASAP. Dr. Grosinger was in surgery Tuesday morning, but Dr. Spigelman was able to see me. Dr. Spigelman was just great. He explained the extent of my injury and gave me a treatment plan to follow. I will recommend these doctors to everyone!!
Thank you Dr. Grosinger and Dr. Spigelman”

-Margaret Minko

World Sight Day was founded to draw attention internationally to the prevention and avoidance of blindness. Eye Michigan supports this important cause and urges all in honor of World Sight Day to call Eye Michigan at (248) 221-1022 for an appointment to ensure proper eye health, eliminate any potential problems and eradicate all unnecessary blindness.

Metro Detroit Looks at the Possibility of yet Another Damaging Storm this Afternoon.

Ophthalmologists are sometimes the first to diagnose both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes as some diabetic patients first sign of the disease is a sudden vision change.

Dr. Les Grosinger, Eye Michigan ophthalmologist is pleased to donate to help this very important cause. Insulin can help manage and regulate diabetes but it is not a cure.

• Diabetics are 40% more likely to suffer from glaucoma; an increase in fluid pressure inside the eye that may lead to the loss of vision.
• Diabetics are 60% more likely to develop cataracts; clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision.
• The longer you have diabetes, the more likely you are to have retinopathy; changing of the blood vessels in the retina which can cause vision loss that in many cases cannot be reversed.

Your retina can be damaged before you notice any change in vision. Many people with retinopathy have no symptoms until it is too late to treat. For this reason, it is vital to be examined regularly by an eye care professional.  Contact Eye Michigan for an appointment.

For more information about the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation visit https://jdrf.org/

Statistics cited https://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/complications/eye-complications/