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When it comes to health care solutions for Americans, vision care is often overlooked. But vision care needs to be a priority, not an afterthought. By providing your members with access to vision care as one of the foundational components of health care, lives can be changed and associated health care costs can be reduced throughout patients' lives.

Eating a diet low in fat and rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can help not only your heart but also your eyes. Below are some specific foods that can help protect vision and eyes.

Yoga is a wonderful exercise for both flexibility and stress reduction. But did you know it can also benefit your eyes and vision? Our newest infographic shows you three yoga exercises for your eyes that can relieve eyestrain and support overall eye health.

Long-term elevated blood sugar levels cause damage to the blood vessels in the eye, leading to bleeding, abnormal fluid, scarring and detachment of the retina. Proper chronic disease maintenance care for people with diabetes, regular eye screenings, and being aware of early warning signs of diabetic eye disease can help prevent diabetes-related loss of vision and reduce both diabetes and vision healthcare costs.

Serious eye infections can lead to blindness and affect up to one out of every 500 contact lens users every year. These infections, even when minor, can be painful and disruptive to everyday life. Here are some tips to help care for your eyes when wearing contacts.

Arm yourself with the information needed to implement practices within your organization to prevent workplace eye injuries.

With the increasing use of digital devices, many individuals suffer from eye discomfort after prolonged screen use. This is known as digital eye strain. Learn more about the prevalence of digital eye strain among Americans.

Computer vision syndrome, vision fatigue, digital eye strain. No matter what you call it, if you stare at a computer or digital device for more that a few hours a day, you are susceptible to long term vision problems.

Diabetes costs the U.S. an estimated $327 billion annually. See the financial impact diabetes has on patients and health plans.