Delta Eye Medical Group

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Eye- health advice for e-learning: 1. The screen should be at least your child’s forearm length from their face (have them make a fist - put it up to their nose - screen should be at least as far back as their elbow). The height of the screen should be at, or slightly below, eye level (not above). 2. Illumination of the screen should match that of the room. Meaning, kids should not be sitting in a dark room with a bright screen or vice versa.... 3. Follow the 20/20/20 rule: At least every 20 minutes, have your child look 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. Our eyes are not built for extended periods of close work - they can fatigue out, or even get locked in a spasm. Taking brief breaks, to relax and reset, is really important! 4. Blink rate: our blink rate is reduced by up to 50% when we are focusing on a device. This greatly disrupts the tear film leading to burning, redness, blurry vision, etc. It sounds silly - but, remind your children to blink! (Blink, blink, squeeze - is the pattern I recommend.) If your child is having an episode of discomfort - artificial tears (Systane, Refresh, etc) can be helpful as a rescue. Avoid Visine or other get the red out products. 5. If your child wears glasses, I do recommend having what is called an anti-glare or anti-reflective coating on the lenses. This cuts down on glare from the screen and provides relief from eyestrain. If the device your child uses has an option to lower the blue light, you can also try that - though available research on the benefits of reducing blue light is mixed.

We are here for you. Our offices are open with regular business hours and we are taking all the precautions needed to keep you safe, including sanitizing all surfaces, temperature checks and masks for all who enter. Our newest ophthalmologist, Dr. Lee is ready and available to take care of your ocular needs. On-Tat Lee, M.D. as a California native, has spent his whole life living and studying in various locations in the state. Dr. Lee received his undergraduate degree from U...C Berkeley before studying medicine at UC Davis. He then completed his medical internship at UCSF Fresno and ophthalmology training at the USC Roski Eye Institute. Dr. Lee is excited to return to the Central Valley to continue his ophthalmology practice. He hopes not only to help his patients preserve their vision, but also to form lifelong, fulfilling relations and provide the full spectrum of clinical. He is delighted to join the staff at Delta Eye as a comprehensive ophthalmologist. In his free time, he enjoys fitness, music, spending time with his family and friends and traveling with his wife and two sons. He is also fluent in Cantonese.

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