Blogs

Bright Eyes has been offering myopia management programs for over 15 years. Now we are part of a nationwide clinical study and your child may be a candidate for a paid study!

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common disease that gets worse over time and is growing at a rapid rate in children, especially with more time spent on screens and doing near work.

When Dr. Elizabeth Knighton "Dr. Beth" joined Bright Eyes in 2014, we were thrilled to have her. She had specialty training in children's vision and is extremely nice.

Dr. Nate, Dr. Beth, and Cristina are proud to announce that Bright Eyes Family Vision Care has been honored with the 2021 CooperVision Best Practices award!

Dr. Nate earns his Fellowship in the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control.

We are happy to be one of the first offices in the country to offer the first and only FDA approved contact lens to slow the progression of myopia in kids: Misight.

Bright Eyes Lego Glasses Challenge during the Covid Shutdown was a fun way to interact with our patients!

Although the COVID lockdown is now over, Dr. Beth Screen Time Tips are applicable to anyone who spends time on screens!

In 2006 we were only open part-time and with less than a thousand square feet. There was one exam room, one vision therapy room, and no separate doctor's office or designated areas for diagnostic testing or contact lens training.

The talks were very good. Bob Orsillo, OD spoke about about sports vision enhancement. Dr. John Kuluz from Miami Children's Neurology Dept spoke about sports-related concussion...