Protect Your Vision Before It’s Too Late
Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable blindness in adults. A quick, painless exam can detect damage years before you notice symptoms.
1 in 3
diabetics have diabetic eye disease
90%
of vision loss from diabetes is preventable
~1 hr
total visit time including dilation
Are you experiencing any of these warning signs?
Diabetic eye disease often develops with no pain or noticeable symptoms — until it’s advanced. Don’t wait.
What to expect at your visit
Step
1
Quick intake & history review
We review your diabetes history, medications, and any symptoms you’ve noticed.
Step
2
Dilated retinal exam
Eye drops widen your pupil so our doctor can examine the back of your eye for early signs of retinopathy.
Step
3
Retinal imaging (if needed)
Advanced imaging gives us a detailed map of your retinal health.
Step
4
Doctor review & next steps
Your doctor walks you through findings and any recommended treatment or monitoring plan.
Meet your Retina Specialists
J. Anthony Parchue, M.D.
Fort Worth Ophthalmologist
Dr. Parchue is a highly skilled ophthalmologist specializing in retinal diseases. His dedication to research was recognized with The George Washington University School of Medicine Award for Research following his graduation.
He became a part of Ophthalmology Associates in 1999 and focuses on retinal care treatment and surgery.
He became a part of Ophthalmology Associates in 1999 and focuses on retinal care treatment and surgery.
Brian Adam Hajovsky, M.D.
Fort Worth Ophthalmologist
Dr. Hajovsky has been an integral part of Ophthalmology Associates since 2005, providing expert care and treatment for various retinal conditions.
He obtained his medical degree from Texas Tech College of Medicine in 1999 and was awarded Resident of the Year from the University of Florida – Department of Ophthalmology in 2003 for his dedication and excellence in his field.
He obtained his medical degree from Texas Tech College of Medicine in 1999 and was awarded Resident of the Year from the University of Florida – Department of Ophthalmology in 2003 for his dedication and excellence in his field.
