Barth Vision & Optical, proud sponsor of this year’s Healdsburg Crush
Barth Vision & Optical is proud to announce they will be a Double Magnum sponsor of the Healdsburg Crush, Pouring on the Plaza, happening on Sunday Oct. 17th. Healdsburg Crush offers an afternoon of wine tasting in the beautiful town of Healdsburg, California. Attendees get the opportunity ...
Researchers Say Drinking Wine May Help Protect Against Cataracts
New study links low to moderate alcohol consumption with reduced risk of cataract surgery San Francisco, Calif. – People who consume alcohol moderately appear less likely to develop cataracts that require surgery. Wine consumption showed the strongest protective effect, suggesting that antioxidants which are abundant in red ...
20+ frame lines from top designers. We have something for everyone!
With over 20 different frame lines, from top designers like Tom Ford, Kate Spade, Carrera, Blackfin, and many more, Barth Vision & Optical has something for everyone. Our Opticians will talk with you about your visual needs and provide you with recommendations for your best vision possible. ...
Barth Vision Supporting HealthCare Diversity in the Community
Barth Vision & Optical, a full -service optical and surgical practice located in Healdsburg is a proud sponsor of the HealthCare Foundation Northern Sonoma County's Celebrate Our Future. “Our support for The HealthCare Foundation is something that we as a practice are thrilled to get behind. The ...
Get to know Peter Covert, Barth Vision and Optical’s Practice Administrator
Barth Vision and Optical’s newest Practice Administrator Peter Covert is a self-driven professional, a natural problem solver, and a proven team leader. “My professional objective as a Practice Administrator is to lead the highly skilled team of medical professionals that we have here at Barth Vision, in ...
Seniors who take certain antidepressants more likely to develop cataracts
A widely prescribed type of antidepressant known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) were reported to increase the risk for developing cataracts among seniors as early as 2010. More recent studies focusing on the risk of cataract formation associated with certain antidepressants and examined two population-based studies ...