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Dr. Richard Durocher has expanded his hours to our Lafayette office and is providing services including Low Vision Rehabilitation, Vision Therapy, Dry Eye Treatment and more. Book an appointment Here!

How Transition Lenses Work

How Transition Lenses Work

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Chances are you have heard of transition lenses; lenses that change from eyeglasses to sunglasses just by walking outside and exposing them to the sun. No, your friends who have them are not some sort of expert magician, but they do have pretty intricate optical...

Tips to reduce Computer Vision Syndrome

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Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is a termed to describe the discomfort, strain and fatigue associated with prolonged use of a computer screen. Below are some tips to reduce Computer Vision Syndrome Symptoms. Follow the 20-20-20 rule. Look at something 20 feet away for...

Meet our Vision Therapists!

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We are excited to announce that we now have TWO full time Vision Therapists here at OPMT! We will be now offering Vision Therapy five days a week at our Nashville office.  This is an exciting opportunity because it opens up the schedule to see more patients each week...

World Sight Day 2017

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This year’s call to action: Make Vision Count. According to the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, 4 out of 5 of the world’s blind are avoidably so. Avoidable blindness is can be either prevented or treated by cost effective means. The first step is...

Contact Lens Health Week

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August 21-25, 2017 is Contact Lens Health Week. This is a week dedicated to increasing awareness and promoting healthy contact lens wear and care. Contacts lenses are a discreet way of managing vision impairments without being tied to a pair of glasses. 40 million...

Solar Eclipse 2017

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On Monday August 21, 2017, people across the United States will be able to see the sun completely disappear behind the moon, in a solar eclipse. Nashville is in the direct path of this total solar eclipse. Here are some guidelines when viewing this solar eclipse....