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Listen to the Music, But Do it Safely 

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Start the School Year Right—By Looking Out for Kids

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Protect Your Eyes and Ears During Fireworks Season

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Listen to the Music, But Do it Safely 

Listening to music is a part of the daily routine for millions of people. With music being a big part of our lives, it’s important we...

Start the School Year Right—By Looking Out for Kids

That’s why we’re reminding families of the importance of scheduling an eye exam at The Eye Institute before the first day back at school.

Protect Your Eyes and Ears During Fireworks Season

With the Fourth of July rapidly approaching, it’s important to have fun, but also remember to stay protected. Fireworks can be a visual...

Sun’s Out, Shades On: Eye Protection Tips for Summer  

With the first day of summer here, it’s the perfect time to remember how important it is to protect our eyes while enjoying all the...

Early Intervention and Appropriate Therapy to Treat Voice Disorders

Voice disorders can impact an individual’s ability to communicate and diminish their quality of life, but with early intervention and...

The Dos and Don’ts of Earwax Cleaning

The ear is naturally designed to remove its own earwax and clean itself. All that’s needed is regular showering and cleaning the outer ear...

National Vision, Inc. Shines Bright as the 2025 Looking Out for Kids Lighthouse Award winner

The longtime relationship between the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), The Eye Institute (TEI), Salus University, and National Vision, Inc....

The Colorful Truth: How We See (Or Don’t See) Color

Most people with color vision deficiency can see colors and are not truly color blind. The most common types are inherited red-green color...

Speak Up Early: How Early Intervention Transforms a Child's Speech Development

Those early years of life are the ones where children who may be having speech development issues can benefit the most from intervention. And, the...

Philly Students Get Eye Exams Onboard Mobile Health Unit

The Mobile Unit for Healthcare Resources (MUHR) from The Eye Institute (TEI), Salus at Drexel University Health, has been making regular stops at...

Custom Ear Molds: Protecting Your Hearing and Enhancing Everyday Activities

Whether you're exposed to loud environments or want more comfort during your favorite activities, custom ear molds can make a big difference.

Premier Contact Lens Services – Only at The Eye Institute  

What makes TEI’s contact lens services special and different from all the other services? Actually, there are several  reasons,...

Dr. David Meltzer Named Interim Vice President of Clinical Operations

Dr. David Meltzer has been named the interim vice president of clinical operations, Salus at Drexel University, effective Feb. 17, 2025.

Clients Praise the Speech-Language Institute’s Social Communication Groups  

The Speech-Language Institute (SLI), Salus at Drexel University, provides three social communication groups for individuals living with aphasia:...

Specialty Contact Lens Technology Helps Patient

The new technology they used to treat the patient is called Ovitz Ares and the machine is called an aberrometer, which measures the patient’s...

Attend Free Workshops to Master Diabetes Management

The Eye Institute (TEI), in conjunction with Temple Health, will host a series of “Real World Diabetes” workshops throughout March and...

Turn it Down: Tips on How to Protect Your Hearing 

The effects of noise on hearing depends on how loud the noise is and how long the noise lasts. If you need to shout in order to be heard, the sound...

There’s Help for Those Dealing with Aphasia 

If you or someone you care about is experiencing communication difficulties after a stroke or brain injury, the Speech-Language Institute (SLI) has...

Untreated Hearing Loss Can Affect Your Overall Health

Delaying treatment for hearing loss can have serious effects on other aspects of one’s health.

New Social Worker Joins Low Vision Rehab Staff   

Christine McBennett, MSW, LSW, is the new social worker dedicated to supporting patients at the William Feinbloom Vision Rehabilitation Center,...

Ask the Optometrist: When Should I Get My Eyes Checked? 

What are the common signs that indicate you should get your eyes checked? We turned to Dr. Andrew Gurwood, chief of Primary Care Services at The...

Speech-Language Pathologists Help Children with Developmental Disabilities  

Improving early communication skills, vocabulary building, understanding language, social interaction skills, and even feeding abilities are just...

Ways to Prevent Hearing Loss for Older Patients

For adults, hearing loss remains one of the most common chronic health conditions – and while many adults think hearing loss is simply a...

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the leading cause of irreversible vision loss and blindness in the...