2020-2022 Ross Eye Institute COVID-19 Precautions
Your Vision Is Of Utmost Importance To Us.
At the Ross Eye Institute, we understand the importance of continuing to meet your vision care needs. We take your health and COVID-19 precautions very seriously. Your health, and ours is of utmost importance.
- We follow the Department of Health guidelines.
- Doctors and staff undergo daily screening questions as well as temperature checks twice a day.
- Access to our facility is limited to our patients only. If a patient cannot attend their appointment on their own, an escort will also be permitted.
- Patients who arrive more than 15 minutes prior to their appointment will not be allowed inside until it gets closer to their scheduled appointment time. Please plan accordingly.
- Patient and staff touch points are sanitized between each use and logs are maintained documenting strict adherence.
- Proper mask use is strictly enforced.
- We are not allowing visits from pharmaceutical reps, vendors, or other salespersons or business associates.
Your vision care is a critical component to maintaining long-term vision health and the Ross Eye Institute remains committed to meeting your vision care needs while keeping you safe, during these uncertain times.
Ocular migraines can be frightening, especially for those who experience visual disturbances without warning. Although often temporary...
Many people notice eye floaters and flashes at some point in their lives. Most of the time, these symptoms are harmless, but sometimes they can...
Sudden vision changes are alarming and shouldn’t be ignored. If it’s blurriness, light flashes, or vision loss, these signs may indicate a serious underlying eye condition.
Seasonal Eye Care in Western New York: How Snow, Wind, and Cold Affect Your Vision
For those with unique vision challenges, irregular corneas, or complex prescriptions, specialty contact lenses can make all the difference.
For individuals living with diabetes, that window to the world can blur, leading to one of the most common yet preventable complications: Diabetic Retinopathy.
Here’s what you need to know about how aging affects your eyes, what to watch for, and how to keep your vision strong and healthy.
Blue light is a high-energy visible (HEV) light emitted naturally by the sun and artificially by devices such as smartphones, computers, tablets, and LED lighting.
Since many sports injuries could be prevented with the right precautions, this blog explores the common causes of fall sports-related injuries/how to avoid them.
Seasonal allergies bring more than just sneezing and congestion, as they often cause eye symptoms that range from itching to dryness.
