Ross Eye Institute

Don’t forget to take good care of your eyes just as you wouldn’t forget cozying up before leaving for outside, because dry air and sun glare can take a toll on your eyes. Be sure you are wearing quality sunglasses and lowering the temperature in rooms when possible to help with moisture retention in your eyes. You can also use a humidifier to help!

Ross Eye Institute is conducting a food drive and we want you to help choose where the food will be donated! Comment below with the name of an organization and we will announce the selected recipient. You can donate nonperishable food items at any of our three locations through January 4th.

Dr. Jack Sullivan, MD, PhD is part of the Ross Eye Institute Vision Research Center. He focuses his lab research on development of gene-based therapeutics for retinal and macular degenerations. Learn more about his research here: https://rosseye.com/jack-sullivan.

Dr. Sandra Sieminski recently spoke with In Good Health to discuss five tips for your vision and eye health, including diet, family history, smoking and COVID-19 precautions. https://rosseye.com/five-eye-tips-with-dr-sandra-sieminski/

Get world-class treatment for your most important sense your vision. Make your appointment directly on our website: https://rosseye.com/request.

The World Health Organization estimates that roughly 1.3 billion people around the world have eye problems such as cataracts. Although some eye issues are genetic, doctors know that certain easy-to-avoid habits can damage your vision.

We can't thank our patients enough for allowing us to do what we love day in and day out.

Our physicians and providers are committed to treating children and adults, from routine vision care to the most severe vision and eye problems.

The loss of vision can happen due to health issues, disease or injury. Many of these issues go beyond what can be addressed during the course of routine ophthalmic care. That’s why more than 48,000 patients come to The Ira G. Ross Eye Institute for their eye care every year. https://rosseye.com

Have you seen our Amherst office renovations yet? Check them out in the photos below! Our Northtowns Office is located at 3580 Sheridan Drive, Suite 150, Amherst, NY 14226. To make an appointment call 716-881-7900.

FACT: Of the 45 million Americans that wear contact lenses, most of them are nearsighted.

Over the past few months, Ross Eye Institute has been busy at work at its Northtowns office in Amherst, working to complete a series of renovations and remodeling projects to deliver a new, enhanced patient experience. Click below to see the renovations and learn more.

The Ross Eye Institute team is here to help. Visit https://rosseye.com to learn more about our services and how we can help.

With three convenient locations, the Ross Eye Institute is the place to turn for all your eye care needs. From basic and routine eye care needs to complex conditions and treatment, our team is here to help. Learn more at https://rosseye.com.

With wellness visits declining during the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), many children’s eyes may go unchecked. Vision screenings are crucial in preschool years because young children may not be able to describe vision problems to their parents. Small kids may not even be aware that they’re not seeing as well as they should. Be sure to schedule an annual eye appointment at the Ross Eye Institute.

Featured Physician Dr. Xiuqian Mu, M.D., Ph.D. is part of our vision research center. He is interested in how global gene expression advances from one state to the next in time and space during development to promote the specification and differentiation of individual retinal cell types from multi-potent neural progenitor cells. Learn more about Dr. Xiuqian Mu and his current projects in the lab at https://rosseye.com/xiuqian-mu.

Peaches are in season just in time to help remedy eye strain or pain you may be experiencing. Learn more about the power of peaches for eye health by clicking below!