What’s New

We are thrilled to announce our next 2-hour COPE Approved Virtual CE event scheduled for Wednesday, November 29, 2023. This informative session promises to be a valuable experience for eye care practitioners seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills. Event Details: Date: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 Time: 7:00 PM to...

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Randy Schulman will be presenting at the 19th IIPA Symposium for the International Iridology Practitioners Association (IIPA).

We're thrilled to announce an exciting event that's just around the corner! Dr. Randy Schulman, a renowned expert in the field of optometry, will be co-hosting a captivating lecture titled "Color Therapy in the Eyes" at the International Iridology Practitioners Association (IIPA) Annual Summit 2023. This event is part of...

Introducing our latest addition to the announcements section: a groundbreaking eBook titled "Applied Concepts in Vision Therapy 2.0," featuring contributions from esteemed author Dr. Randy Schulman OD FAAO. Explore the forefront of vision therapy with this insightful publication, offering invaluable knowledge and insights for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Don't miss...

Dr. Randy Schulman gave a lecture at the College of Syntonic Optometry conference in June, held in South Dakota. With a focus on utilizing syntonic light therapy, Dr. Schulman discussed its effective application in treating patients with complex visual problems. Her dedication to sharing knowledge and expertise aims to empower...

🎉 We congratulate Allie Decker on successfully completing her residency with us! 🎉 👋 Join us in welcoming Matthew Weatherbee from NECO and Krupa Baxi from SALUS as our newest residents! 👋 At EyeCare Associates, PC, we are dedicated to providing exceptional eye care and fostering the growth of talented...

Our Stamford location is moving to a new address: 992 High Ridge Rd, Stamford, CT 06905.

We have 2 news items to share! Each quarter, Eye Care Associates provides the opportunity for third and fourth year optometry school students to work alongside our doctors and learn from our practice. Our interns are also involved in our vision therapy program and are excited to work with our...

Researchers from the The State University of New York recorded eye movements during reading and walking and found that we move our eyes less while reading. Their results suggest that reading may not activate neural pathways as much as walking — and help explain how reading may contribute to the risk of #myopia (nearsightedness)....

The team is going to COVD 2023 in Toronto this April.