The Mississippi Retina Vision Walk is happening this Saturday in Madison! Join us for a morning focused on community, movement, and supporting vision research that helps protect sight. All registration fees and sponsor donations benefit the Foundation Fighting Blindness, supporting research for retinal diseases that can impact patients and families for a lifetime. There is still time to register and be part of this important community event! Register here: https://msretina.com/visionwalk

Are you registered yet? Grab your friends and join us for the Mississippi Retina Vision Walk on Saturday, February 7, in Madison, Mississippi. This community walk is all about coming together, getting moving, and supporting vision research that helps protect sight. All registration fees and sponsor donations benefit the @fightblindness, funding research for retinal diseases that can lead to permanent vision loss. Register here: https://msretina.com/visionwalk Walk with friends, bring your family, and be part of a morning focused on community, movement, and progress in vision research.

A scratched eye can be painful and frustrating, but quick care can make a difference. If you suspect an eye scratch, don’t rub the eye. Gently flush it with clean water or saline and protect it until you can see an eye doctor. Watch for increasing pain, light sensitivity, or changes in vision, and seek care right away if these occur. Your eye health matters.

Lace up and join us for the Mississippi Retina Vision Walk on Saturday, February 7, in Madison, Mississippi. This community walk brings people together in support of vision research and continued progress in care for retinal disease. Learn more + register at https://msretina.com/visionwalk All registration fees and sponsor donations benefit the Foundation Fighting Blindness, helping fund research focused on protecting and preserving sight. Walk with family, friends, or in support of a loved one. Every step helps move research forward and supports those affected by retinal disease. #VisionWalk #VisionResearch #EyeHealth #MadisonMS #JacksonMS

Mississippi Retina Associates is hosting our first Mississippi Retina Vision Walk on Saturday, February 7th, bringing our community together to support vision research and advance care for retinal disease. This community walk benefits the Foundation Fighting Blindness, a national nonprofit dedicated to funding research for retinal diseases that can lead to permanent vision loss. All registration fees and sponsor donations from the Vision Walk will be donated directly to support this important work. As a practice committed to protecting sight through expert care and groundbreaking research, Mississippi Retina Associates is proud to support efforts that help improve outcomes for patients and families affected by retinal disease. The Vision Walk is open to all ages and fitness levels and is designed to be a family-friendly event focused on awareness, community, and progress in vision research. Learn more + register: https://msretina.com/visionwalk

Happy New Year from all of us at Mississippi Retina Associates! As we begin 2026, we remain committed to protecting the vision and quality of life of our patients across Mississippi through advanced care, research, and innovation. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your care journey. We wish you a bright and healthy start to the year ahead.

New Year’s celebrations should be joyful, not dangerous. Champagne corks can cause serious eye injuries if they pop unexpectedly. When opening a bottle, keep it pointed away from faces, cover the cork with a towel, and twist slowly to stay in control. If an eye injury does occur, seek urgent care right away. Protecting your vision helps ensure the new year starts safely.

As we close out 2025, our team at Mississippi Retina Associates would like to thank our patients, staff, and community for another wonderful year of trust and support. Our offices will be closed on Wednesday, January 1 in observance of New Year’s Day. We look forward to continuing to provide the highest level of retinal care and research in 2026. Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year’s Eve filled with laughter, gratitude, and good health.