Keystone Eye Care Group
Bringing Your World Into Focus

Ocular Health Analysis

Take a moment to analyze your clarity and focus…

Accurate vision gives you the ability to see life with precision.  It offers a sense of assurance while driving at night, and allows us to comfortably perceive our surroundings.  The following questions are intended for you to honestly assess your eyesight and to help you better understand vision improvements that could enhance your quality of life.  Think about your vision and ask yourself the following questions:

Are objects constantly blurred and out of focus?

Are you a diabetic with dark shadows in your field of vision?

Are you a diabetic with fluctuations in vision quality?

Are you a diabetic with sporadic eye pain?

Are your eyes red and have a scratchy feeling?

Do dark colors seem muted or hazed?

Do have trouble focusing on distant objects?

Do you ever experience double vision?

Do you experience a burning sensation upon closing your eyes?

Do you experience difficulty seeing at night?

Do you feel discomfort in your eye, almost like you have sand in it?

Do you find yourself squinting to focus?

Do you get headaches or strain your eyes when reading?

Do you get teary-eyed when you wear certain perfumes, lotions, or cosmetics?

Do you have a difficult time distinguishing between different colors?

Do you have an increased sensitivity to light?

Do you have difficulty seeing in low light situations?

Do you have difficulty with depth perception?

Do you have one eye that wanders while the other is looking straight ahead?

Do you have red, itchy, puffy eyes?

Do you see partial double images around an object when trying to focus?

Do you want to eliminate the need to wear your contacts or eyeglasses?

Have you been poked in the eye with a foreign object?

Have you experienced an increase in drainage fluid that crusts around your eyes?

Have you experienced an increased feeling of pressure behind one or both eyes?

Have you experienced difficulty navigating while walking?

Have you experienced pain in your eye after an injury?

If you answered yes to ANY of these questions, it may be caused by a serious eye condition.  To receive a personalized assessment of your ocular health analysis, please complete this form.

Recognizing a change in vision or unfamiliar pain is the first step in determining chronic eye conditions. Contact our office today to schedule a comprehensive eye exam.

Note: Messages sent using this form are not considered private. Please contact our office by telephone if sending highly confidential or private information.

Testimonials

"In the fall of 2006, my optometrist informed me that it was time for my cataracts to be removed, and she recommended Dr. Yee. An appointment was set up, and Dr. Yee reaffirmed the diagnosis. She explained that I was a candidate for a new lens that was available where a patient had a greater chance of not needing to wear glasses after surgery. I could even decide whether I would like to have most of my improvement in my near or far vision. The length of the surgery and the recuperation would be the same as having the normal cataract surgery. I had been wearing glasses from morning to night for years and the possibility of not needing to wear glasses was intriguing. I pondered the extra cost of the ReSTOR® lenses and decided in favor of the newer replacements. In November the cataract in my right eye was removed; a ReSTOR® lens was implanted. I was awake during the procedure, which only took about fifteen minutes. Immediately everything seemed brighter and that evening I was reading the newspaper without glasses. Improvement in both my near and far vision had been achieved. A similar procedure was performed on my left eye in December. As a teenager I was diagnosed with Ambliopia (Lazy Eye) in my left eye. The successful improvement in that eye far surpassed what Dr. Yee and I had hoped.

Shopping at Christmas without glasses was much more pleasant without focusing my trifocals to read sizes and price tags. I don't miss glasses, which fogged up or slipped in the heat. At first it was odd seeing myself in the mirror without glasses, but I have learned to appreciate a younger person looking back at me."

-Marion Young October 16, 2007

"In the summer of 2007, I noticed my eye sight deteriorating when I would read. My Optometrist had told me several years ago that I had the start of cataracts in the corners of my eyes. In the fall of 2007, a family member recommended Dr. Yee.

Dr. Yee examined my eyes and told me I had cataracts that were ready to be removed. She explained that there were two different types of lenses available for my eyes. After much consideration and Dr. Yee's recommendation, I decided on the ReSTOR® lenses. I really wanted to have the benefit of not wearing glasses and I was willing to take the chance and pay the extra costs.

The surgery took approximately 20 minutes and was painless. I was awake during the whole procedure and was very comfortable and relaxed due to Dr. Yee and her staff making me feel at ease. My husband was very surprised to see me after surgery, because my eye looked like it had nothing done to it. My eye was not blood shot and I felt great!

I would like to thank Dr. Yee for recommending the ReSTOR® lenses, I now have 20/20 vision in both eyes and do not need to wear glasses."

-Patricia Naftzger

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