Infographics

Infographic that discusses tips to reduce the risks of cataracts
Most cataracts develop when aging or injury changes the tissue that makes up your eye’s lens. Some inherited genetic disorders or underlying medical conditions can also increase your risk. Still, there are actions you can take to reduce your chances.
Screenshot of the cataracts by the numbers infographic
According to the Mayo Clinic, about half of all 65-year-old Americans and an even higher percentage of people in their seventies have some degree of cataracts. A cataract can be relatively mild or severe. In the latter case, it will block the passage of light to the retina, causing significant vision problems. A cataract usually develops slowly and painlessly, so vision can be affected without the sufferer realizing it.
Aging and eye health infographic
Our eyes are affected by aging, just like the rest of our bodies. Learn more about some of the eye health conditions that occur.
insurer perspectives on vision care infographic
The healthcare industry experienced extraordinary challenges in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Health plan decision-makers grappled with rapid responses to the crisis while making sure their members could access the care and services that support their ongoing health and wellness.
Preview of an infographic about how to make vision care count during a crisis
Eye care is an essential service for Americans’ well-being. Healthy vision is an essential part of independent living, and eye exams are a window into overall health. As such, the role of eye care in wellness has never been more clear than during the COVID-19 pandemic that dominated most of 2020.
Preview of an infographic that compares the cost of vision care to the cost of traditional holiday items
Did you know that taking care of one of your most important senses costs less than a daily cup of coffee? Check out our infographic for more facts about the value of vision care.
Infographic preview about visiting an eye care professional during COVID-19 (opens in a new window)
Some eye care professionals (ECPs) are beginning to see patients again. They are also taking several precautions to protect your health, including following strict hygiene and disinfection guidelines for their offices. You should expect many changes to in-person appointments, including how you schedule them and what happens before and during your exam.
An infographic that describes the symptoms of pink eye
Conjunctivitis, also known as “pink eye,” is a common eye disease. Learn about the symptoms of pink eye in our infographic.
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