Dr Jeffrey M Chadwick OD PC

Dr Jeffrey M Chadwick OD PC To our patients. .. A referral is the greatest compliment you can give us. Our appointment book is always open to your family friends and co workers.

Please call our office at 1 989 362 2754 to schedule any appt which includes exams, glasses adjustments, picking up glasses or contacts, making a payment due to covid. Also we ask if you please wear a mask at all times in our office.

ANNOUNCEMENT:  Beginning January 1, 2026, we will not be accepting any new patients. We thank you for your trust and loy...
12/30/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT: Beginning January 1, 2026, we will not be accepting any new patients. We thank you for your trust and loyalty over the years.

🚨 TEMPORARY HOURS 🚨 12/29/25-01/02-26Monday 7:30am-5:30pmTuesday 7:30am-5:30pmWeds. 9:00am-2:00pmThursday CLOSEDFriday  ...
12/29/2025

🚨 TEMPORARY HOURS 🚨 12/29/25-01/02-26

Monday 7:30am-5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am-5:30pm
Weds. 9:00am-2:00pm
Thursday CLOSED
Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

Could sleep apnea raise your risk of eye disease?A new study looked at people with obstructive sleep apnea and found it ...
12/24/2025

Could sleep apnea raise your risk of eye disease?

A new study looked at people with obstructive sleep apnea and found it might be linked to retinal vein occlusion—a condition that can cause sudden vision loss. The connection seems to vary by population, but it’s a good reminder that what affects your body can also affect your eyes.

Talk to your doctor if you have concerns about your sleep or your sight!

Learn more: https://go.nature.com/4s09EUz

On Friday night we celebrated Christmas with our office staff at The Lonesome Dove Lodge in Au Gres! Merry Christmas fro...
12/22/2025

On Friday night we celebrated Christmas with our office staff at The Lonesome Dove Lodge in Au Gres! Merry Christmas from us to you! 🎄🎅🏻💗

*Cue Mariah Carey* "It's tiiiiiime!"We are taking some time off for the Christmas holiday to spend with family and frien...
12/18/2025

*Cue Mariah Carey* "It's tiiiiiime!"

We are taking some time off for the Christmas holiday to spend with family and friends.

We wish you all a Merry Christmas!

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❄️🎄Ophthalmologists and optometrists have long cautioned against purchasing toys that pose a danger to children’s eyes. ...
12/15/2025

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Ophthalmologists and optometrists have long cautioned against purchasing toys that pose a danger to children’s eyes. This year digital devices have been added to the usual list of BB guns, Nerf guns, and slingshots. That’s because evidence is mounting that too much screen time and not enough time outside may be behind the recent rise in nearsightedness in children. To help, the American Academy of Ophthalmology released a screen-free holiday gift guide focused on healthy kids and healthy eyes.

“Exposure to natural daylight is critical to developing eyes,” Ayesha Malik, OD, pediatric optometrist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), said. “Kids need time playing outside for their health, but also for their eyes.”

So, skip the blue light-blocking glasses and buy your child something that will finally get them off their screens. Here are some ophthalmologist-approved gift ideas:
• Arts & crafts supplies for all ages. Get their creative juices flowing with paint sets, coloring books, easels, jewelry beads for younger kids or knitting/sewing kits for older kids. Just make sure to check the recommended age group on each before buying.
• Outdoor inspired gifts. Sports equipment like snow gear, roller skates, hiking boots, or the classic bicycle gift are all good ways to encourage healthy outdoor play. Have a kid athlete in your life? Get them the right protective eyewear for their sport of choice. For skiers or snowboarders, that means UV-protected goggles — cold weather does not shield the eyes from the sun!
• Educational games. As your toddler’s hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills naturally develop, toys such as building blocks or puzzles become easier to use. Age-appropriate board games for learning how to count, tell time, memory games, and other educational themes are good options. For older kids, find classic board games in foreign languages — such as Guess Who or Scrabble — to practice basic language questions and grammar.
• Social card games. Examples include Tabletopics Teen Edition or What Do You Meme. These are great for getting teens away from their phones and interacting with friends and family.
• Ugly produce subscriptions boxes. These services deliver good produce not being sold on farms for cosmetic reasons straight to your door. Cook a meal together as a family or set your master chef teen up for success with nutritious ingredients. Just make sure to review kitchen eye safety beforehand. (link in comments)

Nearly 3% of children in the United States are blind or visually impaired. Check out this list of age-appropriate toys a...
12/12/2025

Nearly 3% of children in the United States are blind or visually impaired. Check out this list of age-appropriate toys and assisted devices:
https://ow.ly/Nj6w50QjRP1

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your families! We are taking a little break to celebrate all we're thankful for! See you a...
11/25/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your families! We are taking a little break to celebrate all we're thankful for! See you again on December 1, 2025!

Be safe out there this weekend! Shoot straight!
11/14/2025

Be safe out there this weekend! Shoot straight!

Join us in wishing Optician Terra a very happy birthday! 45 looks good on ya!
11/06/2025

Join us in wishing Optician Terra a very happy birthday! 45 looks good on ya!

November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month. People with diabetes are more likely to develop blinding eye diseases,...
11/01/2025

November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month.

People with diabetes are more likely to develop blinding eye diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and cataracts. Yet recent studies have revealed low awareness of the issue among ethnicities at higher risk for diabetes. With the findings signaling that many Americans may not be defending themselves against diabetes-related vision loss, the American Academy of Ophthalmology encourages those with diabetes to take proactive steps to protect their vision.

October is Halloween Safety Month. To avoid a real-life Halloween horror story – going blind because of a costume access...
10/01/2025

October is Halloween Safety Month.

To avoid a real-life Halloween horror story – going blind because of a costume accessory – the American Academy of Ophthalmology is warning the public against wearing costume contact lenses purchased without a prescription.

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