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Everyone, no matter what their gender is, wants their eyes to stay healthy as long as possible. But did you know that women make up the majority – as many as two thirds – of the people who have some sort of visual impairment? Do you want to know how to keep your eyes healthy during Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month? We’re happy to help.

If you were an eye patient at CEENTA between 1960 and 1995, there is a very good chance you were a patient of Martin Kreshon, MD. In addition to caring for countless patients, Dr. Kreshon had a front-row seat to the development of both the field of eye care and CEENTA itself during some of their most notable moments.

Sports are a great way for young people to stay in shape, learn about teamwork, and spend time with their friends. But keeping safe is just as important as having fun, especially when it comes to protecting something as important as the eyes.

Another spring in the Carolinas brings another brutal allergy season. You’ll take relief anywhere you can get it. What about changing your diet? No problem, you say. But what should you change it to? We’re happy to tell you.

When you go to a doctor’s appointment, you’ll almost certainly be seen by a medical assistant who does some prep work before the doctor joins you. Some doctors even have the same assistants for years, and you’ll get to know them as well as your physician. But who are these medical assistants and what is it like to be one at CEENTA? Today we’ll learn all about it from Rita Jamison, RN.

CEENTA ENT doctor Isaac Dingle, MD, talked about sinusitis on WSOC's Daily Two on Wednesday, March 28, 2018.