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In eye care, professionals dedicate their careers to preserving and enhancing patient vision. However, it is essential that we recognize and support those living with blindness or vision loss. That’s why White Cane Awareness Day, observed annually on October 15, holds special significance in optometric practice and public health awareness.

Driving at night or during dusk can be challenging, even for those with perfect vision. Patients often come to NECO Center for Eye Care about their ability to see clearly in low-light conditions. This article provides essential tips and information to help you stay safe on the road it gets darker outside.

For many aspiring optometrists in Canada, New England College of Optometry (NECO) has become an increasingly attractive destination. With a rigorous academic program, state-of-the-art facilities, and its location in the vibrant, world-renowned city of Boston, NECO has drawn a growing number of Canadian students to its campus each year.

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is key. That’s why NECO Center for Eye Care is excited to introduce our Virtual Try-On feature, bringing the eyewear browsing experience right to your screen!

The Fourth Annual Industry Collaborative focused on eye care’s imbalance in health equity and how such inequities impact the patient, the student, and the doctors practicing in the field of optometry.

Members of the Class of 2027 receive their White Coats and are ready to see patients in the fall.

Contact lenses offer a convenient alternative to some traditional eyeglasses, providing clear vision without altering your appearance and in some cases treating ocular conditions. Maintaining proper hygiene, care and wear habits is crucial to maintain eye health and prevent complications associated with contact lens wear.