An Eclipse for the Ages – Your Questions Answered
Several of our patients have been quizzing the staff on best practices for viewing the upcoming eclipse. Even if you’re not in the direct line of the eclipse, many people still want to see at least the partial eclipse – and experience it safely. We thought we would publish some of the most popular questions… Read More
Pardon Our Dust – The Federal Way Clinic is Being Remodeled
If you have not been to Evergreen Eye Center’s Federal Way location recently…you might be surprised when you drop in! We are in the middle of a remodel. Our flagship location is getting a beautiful facelift. Stylish new surroundings will soon be ready for our patients and their families as well as our dedicated staff…. Read More
Evergreen Doctor Donates Care to Help the Citizens of Guatemala
A large part of our core beliefs at Evergreen Eye Center is to give back to the community…and especially to those in need. Dr. Brice R Nicholson from Evergreen Eye Center recently traveled to Guatemala to provide charity care to the citizens of this Central American country. The trip was organized with the aid of… Read More
When Should You See an Eye Doctor?
Regular checkups are an important part of maintaining healthy eyes and clear vision. If you’ve never worn glasses, you probably don’t make regular eye doctor visits a priority. Here’s a few reasons why you should. When should you see an eye doctor? Regardless of your vision, there are many other health reasons to visit an… Read More
Healthy Vision Month: How You Can Keep Your Eyes and Vision Healthy
When you wake up in the morning, what is the first thing you do? If you’re like most people, you either check your clock or smartphone to see what time it is. Your eyes take you through all of the events of your day and you depend on them a lot more than you may… Read More
Evergreen Leadership Team Leads Sessions at ASCRS-ASOA in Los Angeles
Members from Evergreen’s executive leadership team — along with practice partner Dr. Robert A. Tester — lead sessions at the ASCRS-ASOA Symposium & Congress earlier this month in Los Angeles. This annual meeting offers educational opportunities for anterior segment specialists, practice managers and leadership professionals, as well as ophthalmic technicians and nurses. The first session, titled… Read More
Evergreen Supports the South Sound Go Red For Women® Luncheon
The team at Evergreen Eye Center were proud to attend the South Sound Go Red For Women Luncheon on Tuesday, April 25 at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma. Evergreen Eye Center also sponsored the event. The attendees toured the Health Expo, enjoyed a heart-healthy lunch and learned more about the Go Red For Women… Read More
Save Your Vision Month: Tips To Protect Your Vision
If you’ve ever hiked to the top of a mountain or welcomed a brand new baby into the world, you know those sights can take your breath away. The optometrists at Evergreen Eye Center want to help you protect your vision so you can keep witnessing expansive views, love at first sight and everything in… Read More
February Is AMD & Low Vision Awareness Month
February isn’t just for love letters and Valentines, it is also National AMD/Low Vision Awareness Month. Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss among older Americans. It affects approximately 15 million Americans over the age of 50. What is macular degeneration? Macular degeneration is a loss of central vision. Central vision… Read More
Understanding Glaucoma Treatment
Though many don’t realize it, it’s important to get tested for glaucoma, as it’s known as “the sneak thief of sight.” Unfortunately, glaucoma shows no symptoms, and once vision is lost, it’s permanent. What you need to know about glaucoma Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve, which is essential to… Read More
