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Vision Screening

Vision Screening for Children: When, Why, and When to Refer

Vision screening programs play a critical role in identifying vision issues early and connecting children to care. This article explores how school and community screening...
Amblyopia

Why Early Detection of Amblyopia Matters

Amblyopia is one of the most common causes of childhood vision impairment, yet it often goes undetected. This article explores why early detection is essential...
Access

Improving Vision Access Through School Partnerships

School based partnerships play a critical role in expanding access to vision care and eyewear for students. This article explores how collaborative programs help remove...
Preschool Vision

Why Universal Preschool Vision Screening Needs Policy Attention

Vision plays a critical role in early childhood development, yet many vision issues remain undetected before school entry. This article examines why universal preschool vision...
Modern School screening

School Vision Screening Modernized With Good-Lite Digital

Modern school vision screening is essential for identifying vision issues that affect learning and classroom performance. This article explores how digital vision screening programs expand...
Dallas screening

LEA Legacy in Pediatric Screening

This article explains how Dr. Lea Hyvärinen transformed pediatric vision screening through LEA Symbols and how Good-Lite protects and advances that legacy through exclusive stewardship...
Eye strain

Digital Eye Strain And How Good-Lite Studio Helps Schools Stay Ahead

As screen use grows in classrooms and at home, digital eye strain is becoming more common in students. This article reviews recent research on symptoms...
How Early Intervention Shapes Nursing Career Pathways

How Early Intervention Shapes Nursing Career Pathways

Early intervention improves lifelong health outcomes and also plays a powerful role in preparing future nurses. This article explores how vision-focused early intervention supports clinical...
Early Vision Screening

How Vision Shapes Development in the First Three Years

Vision develops rapidly during the first three years of life, influencing learning, mobility, communication, and social development. This article explains age-specific visual behaviors from birth...
OhioSEE Updates Strengthen Student Vision Screening

OhioSEE Updates Strengthen Student Vision Screening

OhioSEE’s rapid updates stabilize school vision screening across Ohio, ensuring uninterrupted services, stronger follow-up, and clearer pathways for students needing timely care. ...
Screening and Access to Care

Advancing Children’s Vision Health Within ASTHO’s 2026 Public Health Priorities

ASTHO’s 2026 public health priorities highlight the importance of children’s vision screening, early detection, and infrastructure modernization. This article explains how access, funding, and data...
birth to 3 screening

Proactive Pediatric Eye Care: The Case for Universal Vision Screening from Birth to Age Three

Early childhood vision screening is essential for timely detection of impairments during the most sensitive developmental stages. The Birth-to-3 model shows high sensitivity and strong...
Vision initiative

Eyes on the Ice: A Holiday Vision Initiative for the Roaring Fork Valley

The Roaring Fork Valley launched “Eyes on the Ice,” a community event combining winter fun, education, and vision screening. Colorado Extreme, Colorado Extreme Academy, and...
Digital Screening

Seeing Clearly: How Digital Screening Is Reshaping Children’s Vision Care

Digital vision screening is reshaping school vision care by improving consistency, child engagement, and workflow efficiency. A recent NPI study validating the technology behind Good-Lite...
OSU Screening

When Schools See Clearly: What an Ohio State Study Reveals About Digital Vision Screening

A recent study from The Ohio State University evaluated a low-training, child-friendly digital vision screener—now part of Good-Lite Digital—to determine whether it could reliably detect...
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