New Vision Eye Center

12/22/2025

12/21/2025

Certain factors significantly increase your risk of developing glaucoma. You may be at higher risk if you are over 60 years old, have a family history of glaucoma, are African American, Hispanic, or of Asian descent, have medical conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure, are extremely nearsighted, have had previous eye injuries, or use corticosteroids long-term.

Because glaucoma often has no early symptoms, individuals in these high-risk groups should undergo regular eye examinations for early detection and management. It's also important to know that steroids can increase intraocular pressure, which over time can damage the optic nerve and lead to glaucoma. Some people are particularly susceptible to this effect, even with short-term steroid use.

If you fall into any of these risk categories, proactive monitoring is essential. The team at New Vision Eye Center can provide comprehensive screenings to detect glaucoma before permanent damage occurs.

12/20/2025

Today, we’re celebrating Valerie - she’s been with us since 2010.

12/20/2025

Happy Birthday, Karen!

12/18/2025

We love hearing from our patients! Your feedback helps us continue providing the best care possible. Thank you for trusting us with your eye care.

12/17/2025

Wondering if Light Adjustable Lenses are right for you? You may be an ideal candidate if you are over 55 and struggling with cataracts, seeking the sharpest possible vision correction, or have had previous vision correction surgery like LASIK or PRK that makes standard lens calculations less predictable.

LALs provide a level of precision and personalization that traditional lenses simply cannot match. The adjustment process allows our ophthalmologists to customize your vision for distance, intermediate, and near tasks, giving you clearer outcomes and reduced dependence on glasses.

The process does require commitment to follow-up visits and wearing UV-protective glasses during the adjustment period, but patients who complete these steps typically enjoy exceptional long-term results. Contact New Vision Eye Center today to discover if LALs are the solution for your vision needs.

12/14/2025

Today, we’re celebrating Madison - she’s been with us since 2020.

12/10/2025

We love hearing from our patients! Your feedback helps us continue providing the best care possible. Thank you for trusting Dr. Reinauer with your surgery.

12/09/2025

Are you considering cataract surgery but worried about getting the perfect vision outcome? Light Adjustable Lenses offer something traditional lenses cannot: the ability to fine-tune your vision after surgery.

Unlike standard intraocular lenses that lock in your prescription before your eye has fully healed, LALs use photosensitive material that can be adjusted with controlled UV light. This means you can test drive your vision and make changes until it feels perfect for your lifestyle.

Whether you enjoy reading, driving around Vero Beach, or boating on the Indian River Lagoon, LALs can be customized to match how you live. Schedule a consultation with New Vision Eye Center to learn if you're a candidate for this advanced technology.

12/05/2025

Diabetes is one of the most common health problems affecting Americans today. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that 38.4 million people, or 11.6 percent of the population, have diabetes. Of those, 22.8 percent, or 8.7 million people, are undiagnosed.

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