Conclusions As we continue on the journey of addressing disparities in eye care and vision
health, it is imperative to know where we currently stand to move our field forward in an …

Purpose The goals were to develop a working and inclusive definition of access to eye care,
identify gaps in the current system that preclude access, and highlight recommendations that …

Objective Our aim was to assess the acceptability and feasibility of iCare HOME tonometer
(HT) and Virtual Field (VF) devices in the home monitoring of glaucoma. Design Prospective …

Purpose To assess the number of infants at risk of delayed primary congenital glaucoma
(PCG) evaluation due to long travel times to specialists. Design Cross-sectional geospatial …

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: To explore which individual-level and neighborhood-level factors influence follow-
up as recommended after positive ophthalmic and primary care screening in a vulnerable …

Clinical relevance Efforts to provide accessible eye care must consider the extent to which
travel-distance may be a barrier for some communities. Background This study aimed to …

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 …

Health disparities are a prevalent issue that continues to affect health outcomes. In
ophthalmology, these disparities affect eye care utilization increasing the burden of eye care …

Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide, currently affecting
around 80 million people. Glaucoma prevalence is rapidly rising in the United States due to …