Our MD ophthalmologists offer comprehensive eye care ranging from routine examinations to delicate microscopic eye surgery. We diagnose and treat Cataracts. Glaucoma, diabetic related eye disease, dry eyes, and other common and unique eye health issues. We are currently accepting new patients. Call to make an appointment. Our OD optometrists are here to assist you with all of your contact lens and eyeglass needs.
They are highly qualified to examine patients of all ages, starting with children at age 6, and can screen for a broad spectrum of eye diseases. Call us today to make an appointment. Our practice was founded in 1942 by Dr. Paul Cusick and was brought to the forefront when he became the first ophthalmologist to perform cataract surgery on television.
He was joined by Dr. Michael Michael and several other notable ophthalmologists over the years who were early pioneers in cataract surgery, also employing skilled optometrists to provide services to a budding contact lens industry.
They are highly qualified to examine patients of all ages, starting with children at age 6, and can screen for a broad spectrum of eye diseases. Call us today to make an appointment. Our practice was founded in 1942 by Dr. Paul Cusick and was brought to the forefront when he became the first ophthalmologist to perform cataract surgery on television.
He was joined by Dr. Michael Michael and several other notable ophthalmologists over the years who were early pioneers in cataract surgery, also employing skilled optometrists to provide services to a budding contact lens industry.
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Our practice was founded in 1942 by Dr. Paul Cusick and was brought to the forefront when he became the first ophthalmologist to perform cataract surgery live on television.
He was joined by Dr. Michael Michael and several other notable ophthalmologists over the years who were early pioneers in cataract and retinal procedures, also employing preeminent optometrists to serve a budding contact lens industry.
Following the move of Providence Hospital from Detroit to the suburbs, we established two offices conveniently located on the Ascension Providence Hospital campuses in Southfield and Novi, Michigan.
He was joined by Dr. Michael Michael and several other notable ophthalmologists over the years who were early pioneers in cataract and retinal procedures, also employing preeminent optometrists to serve a budding contact lens industry.
Following the move of Providence Hospital from Detroit to the suburbs, we established two offices conveniently located on the Ascension Providence Hospital campuses in Southfield and Novi, Michigan.
Dr. Mary J Elnick attended Wayne State University for her undergraduate degree and graduated from Wayne State University School of Medicine in 1983.
She completed her internship at St. John Hospital and her Ophthalmology residency at William Beaumont Hospital, where she served as Chief Resident.
She has a diverse clinical and surgical experience in Comprehensive Ophthalmology, including but not limited to, Cataracts, Glaucoma, Diabetes and dry eyes.
She is affiliated with Ascension Providence Hospitals in Southfield and Novi where she performs surgery, and participates in United Physicians and The Physician's Alliance group.
She completed her internship at St. John Hospital and her Ophthalmology residency at William Beaumont Hospital, where she served as Chief Resident.
She has a diverse clinical and surgical experience in Comprehensive Ophthalmology, including but not limited to, Cataracts, Glaucoma, Diabetes and dry eyes.
She is affiliated with Ascension Providence Hospitals in Southfield and Novi where she performs surgery, and participates in United Physicians and The Physician's Alliance group.
Patients should see their eye doctor for a comprehensive examination every one to three years, depending on their age, risk of disease and overall physical condition.
Regular examinations can allow for early detection and possible prevention of eye diseases which may otherwise go undetected by a patient until they are far advanced.
Our ophthalmologists are highly qualified to provide comprehensive eye exams and testing to detect Glaucoma, Cataracts, retinal diseases, Dry Eyes and many additional eye problems.
Regular examinations can allow for early detection and possible prevention of eye diseases which may otherwise go undetected by a patient until they are far advanced.
Our ophthalmologists are highly qualified to provide comprehensive eye exams and testing to detect Glaucoma, Cataracts, retinal diseases, Dry Eyes and many additional eye problems.
You already know that 30 minutes of physical exercise a day can pay benefits to your heart, your waistline and your energy level.
But it can also do your eyes a world of good.
It makes sense that your eyes would receive the same benefit that the rest of your body does when you exercise.
Many eye diseases are linked to other health problems, including high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol levels.
Two studies have shown that people who exercise regularly were less likely to develop serious eye disease.
But it can also do your eyes a world of good.
It makes sense that your eyes would receive the same benefit that the rest of your body does when you exercise.
Many eye diseases are linked to other health problems, including high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol levels.
Two studies have shown that people who exercise regularly were less likely to develop serious eye disease.
Diabetic retinopathy is a condition that may occur in people who have longstanding or poorly controlled diabetes where the blood vessels weaken, leak or close off in the retina.
The early stage, called non-proliferative or background retinopathy, is identified by small vessel out-pouchings (microaneurysms), and fluids or blood collecting in the retina.
It may lead to macular edema causing blurred vision and can result in a permanent loss of vision.
The more advanced stage, proliferative diabetic retinopathy, occurs when new blood vessels begin to form on the surface of the retina, These abnormal vessels are weak and bleed easily, resulting in floaters or, with heavier bleeding, a significant loss of vision.
The early stage, called non-proliferative or background retinopathy, is identified by small vessel out-pouchings (microaneurysms), and fluids or blood collecting in the retina.
It may lead to macular edema causing blurred vision and can result in a permanent loss of vision.
The more advanced stage, proliferative diabetic retinopathy, occurs when new blood vessels begin to form on the surface of the retina, These abnormal vessels are weak and bleed easily, resulting in floaters or, with heavier bleeding, a significant loss of vision.
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