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News UpdateFederal Legislation Improves Tracking, Diagnosis and Treatment of Military Eye TraumaA measure signed into law earlier this year will improve the ability of the Department of Defense and the Veterans Health Administrations to treat those serving on active duty who have suffered serious eye injuries. The legislation, passed as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, will establish a Center of Excellence within the DoD to improve the tracking, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up for service members who have incurred eye injuries while serving on active duty. When should you see an ophthalmologist?
What is an ophthalmologist?
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At the 154 VA hospitals and 875 clinics around the country, veterans are receiving top-notch care.
Not sure when it is time to have your eyes examined? View our simple self assessment guidelines to find out.
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor with additional specialized training in all aspects of eye care: medical, surgical and optical.
The Durham VA Medical Center's residency program allows the opportunity to build long-term relationships.