Eye Care Insight
Articles, insight and useful information about healthy eye care.
At Lang Family Eye Care, we take pride in our partnership with Dr. Joshua Heinecke at Target Optical, a collaboration that ensures patients receive exceptional, comprehensive vision care. By combining expertise, we address complex cases, detect eye health concerns early, and provide personalized treatments like myopia management in young patients. Dr. Heinecke’s advanced diagnostic tools and dedication to preventative care perfectly align with our mission to safeguard ocular health. This trusted alliance allows us to deliver seamless, high-quality care, ensuring patients benefit from the latest innovations in eye health and enjoy long-term vision stability and satisfaction.
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At Lang Family Eye Care, collaboration is at the heart of what we do, and our partnership with Dr. Michael Bardenwerper of Advanced Focus Eyecare in West Bend, WI, exemplifies this beautifully. Together, we provide exceptional, patient-centered care by combining our strengths, from handling routine exams to managing complex eye conditions like glaucoma and cataracts. With cutting-edge technology and personalized treatments, we ensure every patient gets tailored solutions. Whether it’s through our referral system or unique expertise in areas like orthokeratology, this partnership allows us to deliver seamless care and achieve better outcomes—proving that teamwork truly elevates vision health.
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At Lang Family Eye Care, collaboration with experts like Dr. Mark Veth at Be-Spectacled in Wauwatosa exemplifies the power of partnerships in delivering exceptional eye care. Dr. Veth’s expertise in crafting custom prism glasses and handling unique prescription needs makes him a trusted ally for complex optical cases. In return, Dr. Veth entrusts Lang Family Eye Care with challenging contact lens cases, fostering a symbiotic relationship that ensures comprehensive, high-quality care for patients. This partnership emphasizes the importance of teamwork, blending specialized skills to manage everything from myopia control to advanced eyewear solutions, all for the benefit of patients.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Vision-Family Connection In your reflection in the mirror, you may see a resemblance to your parents. You may have heard you have your mother’s eyes, but does this go beyond color? The science of genetics is complex, but it’s become increasingly clear that, like our physical attributes, our…
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Considering an estimated 475,000 children under the age of 14 experience traumatic brain injuries every year, it is no wonder we see these cases frequently at Lang Family Eye Care. When a concussion occurs, it can result in temporary or long-lasting vision-related symptoms. Since these problems might not surface immediately post-injury, you may not even…
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At Lang Family Eye Care, patient health is our number one priority. Ensuring every patient receives the best care often involves developing trusted partnerships with other healthcare providers. Whether you are an eye care patient or a referring physician, we are excited to work with you! We are as passionate about our referral partners as…
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LASIK eye surgery may not be right for your child. Other options, like Ortho-K, may be a better fit. The increasing epidemic of childhood myopia—or nearsightedness—is a concern that is affecting about 42% of American children. Myopia develops when the eyeball grows excessively long or when the cornea, the transparent front part of the eye,…
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Photophobia, also known as light sensitivity, is a common complaint for our patients at Lang Family Eye Care. It affects both adults and children and can be caused by several factors. Thankfully, several ways exist to prevent and manage it so it doesn’t interfere with your life. If you or your child is experiencing photophobia,…
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Is your child struggling in school? Are they experiencing unexplained headaches? Don’t jump to conclusions just yet. It turns out that vision problems can often mimic symptoms of ADHD, learning disabilities, tension headaches, and other conditions. In fact, according to the Optometrist Network, children with vision problems are 200% more likely to be diagnosed with…
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In today’s digital age, it’s no surprise that US children ages 8-12 spend an average of 4-6 hours a day looking at a digital screen. Teenagers spend an average of 9 hours in front of computers and other screens, which is most of their waking hours! Our increasing reliance on computers and digital devices is…
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