Women in Optomety, November 2015. Article on Dr. Berger Israeloff, OD While she was in Michigan to visit her daughter, Cheryl Berger Israeloff, OD, visited the offi ce of neurovisual optometrist Debby Feinberg, OD. Dr. Feinberg wasn’t there that day, but between the phone conversations the two women had had and speaking with the doctors […]

By Crain’s Detroit Author Jay Green For years as a child and into adulthood, Elli Altman suffered from a medical condition she and nobody else seemed to understand – misaligned eyes. Her teachers and mentors told her she was smart, but because she had problems with school studies and playing sports, they told her she […]

Speakers urge clinicians to screen patients for binocular vision dysfunction. Published June 27, 2014 Read article on Healio.com | Primary Care, Optometry News. Nancy Hemphill, ELS PHILADELPHIA – Vertical heterophoria and superior oblique palsy can cause a variety of symptoms that, if not diagnosed properly, can lead to unnecessary and ineffective treatments, two clinicians said here […]

This article appeared in the Veteran Connect Newsletter on October 10, 2013. Read this article online Many of our military personnel suffer head injuries while on deployment. Exposures to blasts are a leading cause of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) among active duty military personnel in war zones. The U.S. Military Casualty Statistics report a total […]

Prism Power – Local doctors treat patients worldwide to correct rare eye condition Published in The Detroit Jewish News, Auguest 30, 2012. By Marielle Temkin, JN Intern. Link to original article on The Detroit Jewish News Local doctors treat patients worldwide to correct rare eye condition Drs. Debby and Paul Feinberg have treated more than […]