Understanding the Importance of AAAHC Accreditation for Office-Based Surgery Centers
Posted by: SightTrust Eye Institute in About, Cataracts, Eye Health, Refractive Surgery
When it comes to choosing a surgery center, safety and quality are top priorities to consider. One of the most trusted indicators of a facility’s commitment to excellence is accreditation from the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). But what exactly does this accreditation mean, and why is it so important for office-based surgery […]
Read MoreEVO ICL vs. Other Vision Correction Methods: Making an Informed Choice
Posted by: SightTrust Eye Institute in EVO ICL, IOLs
LASIK has become a household name in vision correction surgery. Almost everyone these days knows someone who has had this procedure or plans to get it at some point in their life. While LASIK can help many people, it’s important to understand the implications of this surgery as well as what alternatives there are. For […]
Read MoreHow should patients choose a cataract surgeon?
Posted by: SightTrust Eye Institute in Uncategorized
Choosing a cataract surgeon can be a daunting task. With all the new and exciting technological advances in cataract surgery, there are a multitude of options available to improve your vision, and it is important that you have the opportunity to learn about them as well as to know what options might be best for […]
Read MoreMy doctor says my cataracts are not “ripe”. When is the right time for cataract surgery?
Posted by: SightTrust Eye Institute in Uncategorized
While cataracts generally become visually frustrating to most people by their mid-seventies, more subtle vision changes can begin in your fifties. Glare from lights making driving more uncomfortable, the need for brighter lights to read, and a general feeling that your vision “is just not as good as it used to be”, are all signs […]
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