Important news for all patients who use high cost eye medications, or who seem to always run out of their medicine before their next renewal: The Nanodropper is now available at Princeton Eye Group! Most eyedrop bottles dispense up to 6 times the volume that the eye (fornix) can hold. That means, with every […]
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PEG Cares Day June 10, 2023
Thanks to the staff and volunteers who participated in the latest PEG Cares Day on Sat. June 10th. PEG Cares Day is a day where needy patients, referred by the Zufall Clinic at the Princeton Medical Center, are seen free-of-charge. Princeton Eye Group physicians and staff have volunteered their time since 2018. To date we’ve […]
Optical Shoppes celebrating National Sunglasses Day
Every year, June 27th is designated by the Vision Council as “National Sunglasses Day”. It’s a time for everyone to consider the importance of ultraviolet (UV)- protective sunwear and eyewear. Using sunglasses reduces your risks of developing cataracts and macular degeneration. All of our Optical Shoppes will be celebrating with special month-long discounts and offers. […]
IMPORTANT Billing Information for all Patients
An Important Note Regarding Doxo.com: For years the Princeton Eye Group has offered secure and convenient bill payment online through our secure payment portal. Simply visit our bill payment page and enter your account number and the amount you wish to pay, and charge it safely and securely on your credit card or FSA/HSA card. […]
Take Your Child to Work Day 2023
No, it wasn’t child labor! Princeton Eye Group employees and their children participated in Take Your Child to Work day on April 27, 2023. Some children were able to help out with patients, escorting them into rooms, and even doing tests on staff members! Special thanks to Eli, age 9, the son of our ophthalmic […]
Dr. Kuchar completes Boston Marathon
Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Kuchar, who completed the 127th Boston Marathon yesterday! She finished with a time of 3 hours, 27 minutes, her second best personal time for a marathon (that’s 26.2 miles if you’re counting). This was the third Boston Marathon that she has run. Coincidentally, her last run in Boston was 10 […]
FDA Approves New Treatment for Macular Degeneration
The most recent development for age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) is a treatment for a specific form of dry ARMD. This form, called Geographic Atrophy (GA), affects over 5 million people across the world, and is responsible for 20% of legal blindness in the United States. GA is characterized by a loss of central vision caused […]
Princeton Eye Group Doctors Volunteer in Belize
In late January, Doctors Michael Wong, Suzanne Jadico and Sarah Kuchar, along with our nurse extraordinaire, Annice Bacsik, traveled to Belize City to perform MSICS (manual small-incision extracapsular cataract surgery) for needy patients. Due to the pandemic, some of these patients had waited for years for their surgery. Our three surgeons performed 48 sight-restoring cataract […]
LASIK for Athletes at Wills Laser Vision
LASIK surgery through Wills Laser Vision at Princeton helps athletes stay on their A-game According to the Vision Council of America, an estimated 75% of adults use some sort of vision correction – either glasses and/or contact lenses – to correct near-sightedness, far-sightedness, astigmatism, or another vision-related condition. But as many athletes know, these […]
Do Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) cover LASIK Surgery in 2023?
“There’s nothing like starting off the new year with great vision and a new lease on life, and LASIK surgery can make that happen,” says Dr. David Reynolds of Wills Laser Vision at Princeton. ‘Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis,’ or LASIK, is a procedure that uses a laser to change the shape of the cornea (the […]