Good vision is essential for maintaining independence, safety, and a high quality of life. As we grow older, eye conditions such as cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and dry eye disease become increasingly common. Many of these conditions develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms until vision has already been affected. The good news is that early detection, regular comprehensive eye examinations, and timely treatment can help preserve vision and prevent unnecessary vision loss. This presentation will help you recognize the warning signs, understand your risk factors, and learn practical steps to keep your eyes healthy for years to come. 

Dr. Stephen Chinn

UC Berkeley, Doctor of Optometry degree; 54 years of clinical experiences with 10 years with Eye Surgeons clinic. Board certified American board of optometry, a higher level of practitioners; managed multi-sites clinics, mentored many young doctors to be private practitioners instead of commercial route. Dorcus heavily on primary eye care, prevention, early detection of any eye abnormalities and collaborate with surgeons to cures/treatments. Steve also Lion’s Club Eye Mobil clinic to volunteer services to under privileged populations.