Warm Springs Optometric Group

Here in our office, we offer treatments and procedures for complex ocular conditions. If you want quality care for your eyes, visit our website to learn more. fremonteyehealth.com

Children with amblyopia have impaired vision because a proper connection failed to form between the eye and brain during early development. Contact our office if your child lives with amblyopia. fremonteyehealth.com

Depending on your lifestyle and personal preferences, there may be some pros and cons to glasses or contacts for you. But, no matter which option you prefer, we have plenty of choices for you. fremonteyehealth.com

Having a vision problem can sometimes significantly impact a child's ability to learn. Receiving a vision screening can help detect and diagnose problems as early as possible so they can get proper treatment. Contact us to learn more. fremonteyehealth.com

June is Cataract Awareness Month and we're focused on the importance of cataract education, prevention, and treatment. If someone in your family has cataracts, you are at higher risk for the disease. Eye care services at our office can help those who live with cataracts. {Domains}

2020 is now gone and your bad eye habits should be too! A new year means another chance to make better decisions regarding your eye health.

Here in our office, we dedicate each day to the improvement and rehabilitation of our patient's vision. Get to know how we can change your vision and overall quality of life here. fremonteyehealth.com

Just because the weather is cooling down, doesn't mean your kids should be kept indoors all winter long! In fact, there are many reasons to have them spend time outdoors, not least of which is to protect your child’s vision. Read 5 Ways to Get Your Kids Outdoors This Winter and Save Their Vision: https://bit.ly/2IMOKHI #TreatingMyMyopia

If you experience any of these common eye problems, you can consult with us to get to the root of the problem with your vision.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology and the ophthalmology community are on board to help solve the growing childhood myopia epidemic. With 1 in 3 U.S. kids now myopic, and effective treatment options now available, we can help millions of kids! Read about the recent AAO myopia announcement by visiting: https://treehouseeyes.com/in-the-news/

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month and we want to help spread awareness about this eye disease that affects millions of Americans each year.

Merry Christmas to all of our wonderful patients! We hope you have a holly jolly time celebrating this year!

You're not alone in your need for vision correction. Come to us to find a pair that's right for you. fremonteyehealth.com

Do you include any specific foods in your diet that can help promote healthy vision?

Virtual learning can impact your child's vision. Learn more about ways to help your child today. Myopia researchers believe that the environment kids grow up in today, with too many close distance activities (like reading and device use) and lack of outdoor play is contributing to the rapid increase in childhood myopia. While glasses and contact lenses compensate for a child’s blurry distance vision, they don’t stop your child’s vision from continuing to deteriorate. As chil...dren grow, myopia often develops as they reach school age and, untreated, progresses into the late teens. The dangers of myopia, in conjunction with the normal challenges of subpar vision, mean it is important for parents of myopic children to manage the condition as part of your child’s eye health. The goal of myopia management is to slow or even stop the progression of myopia and reduce its impact on your child’s life. The younger myopia management begins, the more effective the treatment. https://www.fremonteyehealth.com/myopia-management-for-chil Treehouse Eyes

If your child is interested in wearing contact lenses, here are some tips to consider before getting them.

Whether it be eyeglasses or contact lenses, know that you're not alone on your journey to clear vision.

AMD can impact the vision, and even lead to vision loss for older adults. But there are treatments that can help slow the progression of this condition.

Isaac's overnight contacts prescribed to treat his myopia have given him better vision and improved his tennis game. We are excited at Warm Springs Optometric Group to announce the launch of our children’s myopia management service in partnership with Treehouse Eyes, the country’s leading myopia management service. The revolutionary system, designed to treat your child’s myopia and significantly reduce the threat of more serious eye diseases, is one of the most important inn...ovations since glasses were first prescribed hundreds of years ago! Treehouse Eyes doctors use state-of-the-art equipment to develop a personalized treatment plan for each child. Our non-invasive treatments include customized contact lenses and special prescription eye drops. Data from children using our patent-pending Treehouse Vision System treatment plan shows a 78% decrease in the progression of their myopia vs. no treatment. At your initial consultation, your Treehouse Eyes doctor will determine the treatment that will work best for your child. Book a consultation for your child today. Warm Springs Optometric Group (510) 255-4605 194 Francisco Lane #18 Fremont, CA Treehouse Eyes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ddkf0xOSMDY&feature=youtu.be

Are you looking to update your look and change your glasses? Now is the time. Come to our office to find a pair that fits your wants and needs. fremonteyehealth.com

Do you know what amblyopia is and how it can affect your child's eyesight?

Has your child had their first official eye exam? Between the ages of 3 and 5, they should have their eyes checked to make sure their vision is developing properly.

We were delighted to have Dr. Fauria interviewed recently by Fremont Macaroni Kid to provide his expert advice to parents on dealing with myopia. He recommends kids get outside at least 2-3 hours a day and take frequent breaks from screen use to help their vision. Learn more about myopia and what steps can be taken to reduce risk, as well as treat myopia cases.

Fall is finally here and as temperatures will begin to decrease, you may be preparing to pack up your summer shorts and break out your fall coats. Now is a great time to find a pair of stylish new eyeglasses that compliment your fall looks. Find out more information about our eyeglass options on our website. fremonteyehealth.com

Are you familiar with common eye problems and the most effective ways to treat them?

According to Pew Research Center, the majority of parents71% percent with children 12 or youngeradmitted to being at least somewhat concerned about their children spending too much time on screens. And that was before stay-at-home orders upended many families’ screen-time limits. It's important to get off of the screens and get outside as much as possible. Sunlight helps to promote healthy eye growth and lowers the chances of nearsightedness in children. (American Academy of Ophthalmology). Want more tips on protecting your child's vision, sign up for the MyMyopia newsletter here: https://mymyopia.com/contact-us/ #WorldSightDay #WorldSightDay2020 #playoutside #myopia

We know that this year hasn't been typical. Yet, today, on World Sight Day, we want to take a moment to share a reminder of the importance of eye exams. According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), as much as 80% of a child’s learning occurs through the eyes.Bring these eight questions when you take your child to see an eye care professional: https://mymyopia.com/7-questions-to-ask-during-your-childs/ #WorldSightDay #HopeInSight #myopia #vision

Our worlds have changed, and kids are spending more time in front of a screen than ever before. Here are three simple tips to help protect your child's vision while they're learning, getting their entertainment, and connecting with friends online.Learn more about what actions you can take against eye conditions like myopia: https://mymyopia.com/for-parents/ #WorldSightDay #HopeInSight #myopia #screentime