“Many of our patients over age 55 are having trouble seeing or driving at night—and this can be the first symptom of AMD,” adds Dr. Hoja. “With the AdaptDx, we can quickly and easily measure dark adaptation to detect AMD in its earliest stages, which is critical to delaying significant vision loss.”
“We are very excited to be the first practice in Canada to offer this state-of-the-art technology to help identify AMD in its earliest stages and help our patients take action to preserve their vision. While there is not a cure for AMD yet, there are several lifestyle changes and supplements that have a proven track record of delaying the progression of the disease.”