Purpose: To describe access to glaucoma care for Florida's elderly population using travel
time to American Glaucoma Society (AGS) member offices. Methods: For this cross-sectional …

Purpose Travel time to a patient's medical provider represents a significant component of
access to care. We examined travel time to the nearest uveitis specialist for the American …

Purpose To quantify the proximity to eye care in the contiguous United States by calculating
driving routes and driving time using a census-based approach. Design Cross-sectional …

Poor glaucoma follow-up is associated with more severe, progressive disease. 1
Transportation assistance and coordination have been proposed to address barriers to care …

Purpose: To characterize measures of socioeconomic status and barriers to healthcare
access and utilization between patients with and without a diagnosis of glaucoma. Methods …

Purpose: To investigate the relationship of patient travel distance and interstate access to
glaucoma surgery postoperative follow-up visit attendance. Methods and Participants …

Background: Neuro-ophthalmologists have expertise in rare and complex disorders, but the
ability of patients to access neuro-ophthalmic care has not been examined at a nationwide …

Purpose: In the United States, the ZIP Code has long been used to collect geospatial data
revealing disparities in social determinants of health. This cross-sectional study examines …

Glaucoma prevalence is higher among persons of African descent and Hispanic ethnicity
compared with Whites. 1 Analysis of patients with glaucoma at a county hospital suggested …

Background Primary open angle glaucoma is a chronic, progressive eye disease that is the
leading cause of blindness among African Americans. Glaucoma progresses more rapidly …