glaucoma

A WGECC Announcement for World Glaucoma Awareness Week!

Glaucoma eye Durysta

Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on March 12, 2021

In time for World Glaucoma Awareness Week, West Georgia Eye Care Center is excited to announce a new weapon in the fight against glaucoma!  Our ophthalmologists are pleased to be able to offer DURYSTA™, the only FDA approved sustained-release implant for the treatment of elevated eye pressures for appropriate patients.  WGECC has been diagnosing and… Read More


Introducing Dr. Casey Geringer!

Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on October 21, 2016

Physician Spotlight: Dr. Casey Geringer Dr. Casey Geringer, glaucoma specialist and doctor of osteopathic medicine,* is the latest ophthalmologist to join West Georgia Eye Care Center Main. Read on for a smattering of fun facts: Where has she lived? Primarily in the great Midwest. A Nebraska native, Dr. Geringer completed medical school in Iowa, and… Read More


Safe summer fun

“90 percent of sports-related eye injuries can be prevented by the use of protective eye wear.”  -National Eye Institute   From T-Ball to the Major Leagues, America loves her baseball. It has been called the great American pastime, and many enthusiasts consider it an essential summer activity. But, as you take to the ballpark, be… Read More


Saving Vision One Screening at a Time

Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 21, 2015

Glaucoma has been called “the silent thief of sight.” Unlike other eye maladies, glaucoma is quiet, subtle, hidden. With something like a cataract, chalazion, or a black eye, the problem is pretty obvious. Something is clearly wrong. However, glaucoma can sneak up on you, unawares, and literally steal you blind. How can you be on… Read More


Glaucoma: Are You at Risk?

Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 15, 2015

It is estimated that only half of the 2.2 million Americans with glaucoma are even aware they have it. Glaucoma can be subtle at first, with no fireworks, no flashy symptoms. In the absence of obvious manifestations, many people do not realize the need for regular exams to check for disease. Ignorance is not bliss… Read More