Helpful Links

Stay Informed and Knowledgeable About Your Eye Health

Being informed when you come in for your appointments can help all parties involved. You can help catch problems early on and have a constructive discussion with Dr. Camp on options for treatment. Stay up to date about eye health and technological advances in vision restoration to see if you or your loved ones can regain sight.

Learn more in the links below. If you have further questions, call Camp Eye Care Clinic.

Learn More About Vision Health

The American Optometric Association is comprised of thousands of optometrists who work to provide the public with quality vision and eye care.

Learn about Foundation Fighting Blindness, whose mission is to drive the research that will provide prevention, treatments and cures for diseases and conditions causing blindness.

The National Eye Institute is a part of the National Institutes of Health and provides research and training. It disseminates health information regarding eye health.

The mission of the Arkansas Optometric Association (ArOA) is to advance and preserve the profession of optometry as the recognized authority on eye health and vision care by serving the public and health care providers of Arkansas.

You may find it helpful to visit this Lens Guide for information on selecting the right type of lens for you.

Visit the Vision Council to find consumer information on eye health and wellness as well as vision correction trends and technologies.

Visit the VSP Eyecare Discovery Center for a wealth of information on eye health and education.

Visit Vision Care Direct for more about this individual eye care plan and how to enroll.

For more information about your eyes, check out allaboutvision.com.

Further Eye Health Information Links

• Infant vision: Birth to 24 months of age
• Preschool vision: 2 to 5 years of age
• School-aged vision: 6 to 18 years of age
• Adult vision: 19 to 40 years of age
• Adult vision: 41 to 60 years of age
• Adult vision: Over 60 years of age