Dr. W.
As a doctor of Optometry, Dr. W. specializes in everything related to eyecare as well as medical business practice and investing. He enjoys spending his free time with his wife, son, and frisbee dog.
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First Person: I'm Glad I Started Saving and Investing in My 20sDr. W. describes some financial strategies implemented as a college student in his 20's. These lessons are becoming hugely influential and helped him become a successful doctor.
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Five Original Bowl Game Recipes - Football Snacks and Appetizers RecipesI like football for the football. My wife likes football for the game day snacks. 5 of our favorite original recipes are shared here. -
My Medical Equipment Startup SuccessIn 2011 I started a company which produces vision therapy equipment. Though the company is still in developmental stages early success has come to fruition. -
Photography: First Snow of 2012 Near Ogden, Utah10/23/2012. Snow is here. It hasn't quite reached the city yet, but the mountains are covered. -
Danger of Halloween Contact LensesHalloween colored contact lenses are increasing in popularity. What most patients don't know, however, is that these lenses are dangerous and can cause permanent vision loss. Please consider the risks and play it safe this Halloween. -
One Game PlayoffsOn October 5th, 2012 the Atlanta Braves lost 6-3 in part due to a controversial call in the 8th inning.
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Longer, Fuller Eyelashes Thanks to LatisseLatisse is the only FDA approved medication for eyelash elongation. My office manager used Latisse for just 5 weeks. She discusses the amazing transformation of her lashes. -
Checklist for Investment DiversificationInvestment diversification should be a goal of every investor. This checklist can offer goals for the starter and seasoned investor. -
3 Days in Liguria, Italy: A Travel Itinerary in the Italian RivieraThe Italian Riviera is well known for its beautiful beaches and picturesque cityscape. This guide offers tips and suggestions that will allow you to experience the Italian Riviera as a local, not a tourist. -
Eye Exam Explained Part 3: The Dreaded DilationWhat is the eye doctor really looking at when he dilates my eyes? Dr. W. explains the necessity of regular dilated eye exams and how they can help save your vision. -
Does LASIK Eye Surgery Last Forever?Are you thinking about LASIK eye surgery? Did you have LASIK performed in the past? Included in this article is commentary from an eye doctor about what every LASIK patient needs to know about how their vision will change over the years.
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How to Win Your Appeal for a Denied Medical Insurance ClaimUrgg! My medical insurance denied coverage on my claim. I'm stuck with a bill from the doctor or hospital. What can I do? In this article Dr. W. details the appeal process and offers recommendations with writing a formal appeal letter.
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Do You Wear Your Contact Lenses Too Long? What Every Patient Needs to KnowThe majority of patients are not replacing their 2-week contact lenses on time. Dr. W. Discusses the risks involved.
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Are Carrots Really Good for My Eyes? a Review of the Healthiest Eye FoodsHealthy eyes require proper nutrition. Strong evidence suggests that eating these foods can lead to better eye health. -
Eye Exam Explained Part 2: Evaluation of Eye Muscle MovementsIn part 2 of the Eye Exam Explained series, Dr. W. explains what he is looking for during the early parts of an eye exam. Eye movement and vergence problems are discussed. -
I'm Going to Make a Fortune, but I'm Not Happy About It: A Doctor's View on the Supreme Court Ruling on HealthcareThe Supreme Court today upheld the Affordable Care Act in a 5-4 decision. As a Doctor of Optometry, I stand to make a fortune off of this bill, but I have two huge problems with it. -
Finding God on Planet X-544The following is a transcript of the LensCast expert round table discussion transmitted from the US Department of Space Exploration on March 31, 2022.
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Eye Exam Explained Part 1: Can Somebody Tell Me What 20/20 Vision Means?We all want to know how good our vision is. In this article Dr. W. explains how visual acuity is determined, discusses the importance of 20/20 vision, and offers potential reasons why your vision isn't 20/20. -
At What Age Should My Child Have Their First Eye Exam? Your Infant's Exam Will Likely Be Free!Many eye problems can be detected in patients as young as 6 months of age. Eye conditions can affect the development of your child. Optometrists diagnose and treat these specific problems, which are often missed by primary care providers.
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1775Just a year before the Declaration of Independence our nation decided to determine its own fate.
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Are You Replacing Your Contact Lenses on Time?Dr. W. offers solutions to the common problem of contact lens over-wear. Includes a product review on the popular Contact Lens Alert, which is a countdown reminder to help patients replace lenses and cases according to FDA and doctor recommendations. -
Tips on Inserting Eye Drops: Help on How to Get Those Drops in Your Kid's EyesTips for parents from an eye doctor on how to help your child instill eye drops in the most effective manner. -
Managing Itchy Eyes and Eye AllergiesDo you have itchy watery uncomfortable red eyes? It could be allergies. Discover how to treat allergic reactions of the eye. Included in this article is an overview of current allergy medications written by a doctor for the patient.
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4th of July Miracle"I haven't felt the baby move since we got here," my worried wife exclaimed. This true short story describes just one episode in a long journey of infertility and the faith promoting small miracle that occurred during 4th of July firework celebrations.