nh eye associates patient portal

Why choose NH eye associates?

New Hampshire Eye Associates Patient Portal Patient Portal Home Patient Resouces Patient Portal The patient portal is an online tool that offers patients a secure environment to view and manage personal information including your office visits. We encourage use of the portal to stay involved in your own health care.

What is the my Nashua eye patient portal?

New Hampshire's Leading Eye Care Provider Dedicated to informing you about the best and safest vision correction, NH Eye Associates, P.A. strives to provide quality eye care and vision correction. At NH Eye Associates, we emphasize excellence in eye care and take great pride in offering people of all ages the very latest in diagnostic and ...

Why choose our New Hartford optometry office?

YOUR TELEHEALTH VISIT To continue providing safe, individualized care, NH Eye Associates offers remote video appointments through our online patient portal or by our mobile phone application, PocketPatient by Modernizing Medicine. Our video visits will require a scheduled appointment which will allow you to speak to a provider in real time.

What is NH Eye Associates?

Dedicated to informing you about the best and safest vision correction, NH Eye Associates, P.A. strives to provide quality eye care and vision correction. At NH Eye Associates, we emphasize excellence in eye care and take great pride in offering people of all ages the very latest in diagnostic and surgical equipment and techniques.

What is macular degeneration?

Learn More About Macular Degeneration. Diabetic Retinopathy. Diabetes is a disease that affects the blood vessels throughout the body, particularly vessels in the kidney and eye. When the blood vessels in the eye are affected, this is called diabetic retinopathy. The retina lies in the back of the eye and is a multi-layered tissue ...

Why is it important to have a dry eye?

Dry Eye. The eye has a tear film that coats the outer layer of the eye. This tear film is very important for the lubrication and comfort of the eye as well as for the clarity of vision. As we age, this protective tear film diminishes, and leaves the eye more exposed to the drying effects of the air, wind and dust.

How many nerve fibers are in the eye?

The eye has about one million tiny nerve fibers that run from the back of the eye to the brain. Glaucoma is a disease that causes the destruction of these fibers. It was once thought that the loss of these fibers was due to strictly to high pressure in the eye. But now it is known that even patients with normal eye pressure can have glaucoma ...

What is the macula of glaucoma?

Learn More About Glaucoma. Macular Degeneration. The macula is the tiny central part of the retina that is responsible for fine detail vision and color perception. Macular degeneration is a disease that causes deterioration of this very important portion of the retina.

What is the jelly-like material that lines the back of the eye?

Our eyes are filled with a jelly-like material called the vitreous. Throughout much of our life, the vitreous remains attached to the retina, which is the nerve tissue that lines the back wall of our eye. As we age, the vitreous can start to pull away from the retina. This is called a posterior vitreous detachment.

What is a lazy eye?

Learn More About Flashes & Floaters. Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) Amblyopia, or ‘lazy eye’, is poor vision in an eye that does not develop normally during childhood . Vision loss occurs because pathways between the brain and eye are not properly stimulated during development.