February eye health awareness social media kit

 

February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Month and Heart Health & Eyes Month

Below you’ll find a variety of graphics and copy options to help you build a social media post(s) or patient communications to engage with your patients and followers on the importance of glaucoma awareness and benefits resetting with the new year.

How to use this kit

  1. Download the graphic of your choice by clicking “Save this Image.” A new window will open with your graphic, right click with your mouse and select “Save image as” and then choose the location where you would like to save your graphic.
  2. Begin building your content in either your patient communication or as a social media post (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.)
  3. Upload the images.
  4. Copy and paste the suggested caption. Feel free to edit the caption to make it your own!
  5. Publish and share with your patients!

We’d love to see how you and your followers are engaging with the content! So don’t forget to follow and tag us on social media @eyemedvisioncare.

Post #1: Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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Suggested caption (feel free to use your own):

 

Feeling like life with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is always out of focus? You’re not alone. Age-related macular degeneration often sneaks up with no early symptoms, making yearly eye exams to keep eyes healthy a must. The good news? You can take steps to manage it and protect your vision. Don’t forget to schedule your eye exam, give us a call at <phone number>.

#agerelatedmaculardegeneration #eyehealth #eyeexam #<practicename>

Don’t forget to insert your phone number in the caption above and your practice name in the indicated hashtag above.

Post #2: Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects your central vision causing a blurry area in the middle of your eye, straight lines to look wavy, and missing words in the middle of a page where you are reading. Since there are no early warning signs of AMD, the best defense is keeping up with your annual eye exam. How can you reduce your risk? Check out these tips.

#agerelatedmaculardegeneration #eyehealth #eyeexam #<practicename>

Don’t forget to insert your practice name in the indicated hashtag above.

Post #3: Heart Health Eyes

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Your eyes are the only place where doctors can see blood vessels and nerves in action. Regular eye exams can reveal hidden heart health issues like high blood pressure and cholesterol early, helping prevent cardiovascular disease. Keep your eyes and heart healthy—book your exam today.

#heartdisease #eyeexam #hearthealth #<practicename>

Don’t forget to insert your practice name in the indicated hashtag above.

Post #4: Heart Health Eyes

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Eye doctors can detect early signs of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and even stroke by examining the blood vessels, nerves, and tissues in your eyes. These clues can reveal potential heart issues and help you stay ahead of chronic conditions like cardiovascular disease. Schedule your routine eye exam today to protect your health, give us a call at <phone number>.

#heartdisease #eyeexam #hearthealth #<practicename>

Don’t forget to insert your practice phone number in the caption above and your practice name in the indicated hashtag above.