eye health
Eye Care in Whidbey
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We are proud to be able to serve this beautiful community and its people. We are proud to provide not only the only optical department in town but we also offer the highest value and quality on the island. We are proud of our team of ophthalmologists, surgeons, optometrists, technicians, opticians and other medical professionals… Read More
Eye Care in Bellingham
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Cascadia Eye’s Bellingham Clinic Has Moved to a New Mount Vernon Location The Bellingham Cascadia Eye clinic closed on March 15, 2024 and on April 1, 2024, a new “Market Street” location will become Cascadia Eye’s second clinic in Mount Vernon, joining our Little Mountain Lane location. We will miss our neighborhood in Fairhaven and… Read More
What causes floaters?
Posted in Dry Eyes, Eye Blog, Eye Exam, Fluctuating Vision, Medical, Mount Vernon, Stanwood, Whidbey
By Jared Rasmussen OD Have you ever felt like you’ve just seen a fly move out of the corner of your eye? You try to swat it away to no avail and then eventually realize there might not be a fly at all. You probably don’t have a pest problem, but rather floaters! What exactly… Read More
Nutrients and eye health
Posted in Bellingham, Eye Blog, Eye-Opening, Medical, Mount Vernon, Sedro-Woolley, Stanwood, Surgery, Whidbey
It’s not surprising to learn that nutrients have an actual effect on your eye health. After all, despite the wildly-varying nutrition and wellness advice that exists, nearly every professional agrees that micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) are essential to overall body health, and your eyes are interconnected with the rest of your body. Antioxidants vs. Eye… Read More
Dry Eyes and the winter season
Posted in Bellingham, Dry Eyes, Eye Blog, Medical, Mount Vernon, Sedro-Woolley, Stanwood, Surgery, Whidbey
Maybe you’ve noticed your eyes feeling dry and scratchy, or getting red, or being overly watery recently. You could even feel like there’s something in them, even when your mirror tells you nothing is there. The likely reason? It’s dry eye season. When the air is colder and drier than the rest of the year–yes,… Read More
