EyeWorks was voted the regions best eyecare professional for the 9th consecutive year! We are honored that our patients have taken the time to vote for us and will continue our effort to provide the best eyecare available.

Thank You
Dr McMahon, Dr Deviney and the EyeWorks Staff.

EyeWorks has been recognized as the nation's leading dispenser of Hoya premium progressive lenses. Dr McMahon and his staff are honored and proud of this recognition by an international lens manufacturer.

EyeWorks is going to introduce Tag Heuer eyewear to the Monadnock Region. Tag Heuer will be the latest in designer fashion for those who want quality and style. EyeWorks will be one of a limited number of authorized distributors in the country. Please stop in and discover the distinct difference of quality eyewear from our highly trained staff.

EyeWorks would like to welcome Dr Jason Deviney to the EyeWorks family. Dr Deviney will be joining us in June. He and his family will be relocating from the Houston, Texas area. Please call or stop in to schedule an appointment with Dr Deviney.

Eyeworks will be celebrating Dr McMahon's 30th anniversary, with promotions and events throughout the month of April. Please go to our promotions page to see details.

Cutting-Edge Retinal Imaging Technology Now at Eyeworks

Eyeworks is proud to introduce the Zeiss Meditech Cirrus OCT to our growing family of high-tech instruments.

Optical Coherence Tomography or ‘OCT’, is a way to obtain high resolution and 3D images of the different layers of the retina. Images generated with OCT technology are of significantly higher resolution than other medical imaging technologies like ultrasound and MRI.

OCT offers an invaluable tool in the early detection, treatment and prevention of many serious eye diseases, like Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma and Diabetic Retinopathy.

The Cirrus OCT uses the latest in OCT technology, Spectral Domain OCT(SD-OCT). SD-OCT offers much better image quality, accuracy and ease of testing over previously available OCT technology.

Eyeworks is proud to be the first and only eye care office in New Hampshire to have SD-OCT capability.

Poor Night Vision May Predict Age Related Macular Degeneration

Researchers say poor night vision may predict AMD.


HealthDay (11/13, McKeever) reported that, according to a study published in the Nov. issue of the journal Ophthalmology, "poor night vision might be a predictor of age-related macular degeneration (AMD)." Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine gave "more than 1,000 people with early signs of AMD" a questionnaire in which respondents were asked to "rate their difficulties with night driving and low-light activities," then tracked the participants "for up to six years." The authors found those "with the worst night vision at the start were most likely to develop reduced visual acuity and one of two types of advanced AMD -- geographic atrophy (GA) or choroidal neovascularization (CNV)."