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Jewel City Optometry · Glendale, CA

Holistic Care & Well-Being

Eye care that sees the whole person.

Your vision is part of your everyday well-being. Dr. Arlene T. Yepremian, O.D., takes time to understand your health, routines, and concerns—bringing that context together with clinical eye care to guide recommendations that fit your life.

Holistic care and well-being at Jewel City Optometry

Your health context

Start with what your days—and your eyes—feel like

Your appointment is a place to talk about more than how clearly you see. Understanding your daily demands and overall health helps us evaluate symptoms and make your care plan more practical.

Sleep and emotional well-being

Tell us about changes in sleep, stress, or worries about your vision. We listen, explain your eye health findings, and discuss when support from another clinician is appropriate.

Medications and medical history

Bring your medication and supplement list, along with any updates to your health. Conditions such as diabetes and certain medications can affect your eyes and inform your care.

Work, screens, and visual demands

Share how much time you spend reading, using screens, or driving. Let us know when you notice fatigue, dryness, headaches, or changes in focus.

Activities that matter to you

From outdoor hobbies to detailed close-up work, your activities shape what you need from your vision. We consider comfort, protection, and your goals when discussing next steps.

Everyday habits that support your eye care

Small, consistent habits belong alongside regular eye exams. We help you focus on evidence-informed steps that suit your needs rather than a one-size-fits-all wellness routine.

  • Give close-up work a break

    During screen use, look into the distance regularly, blink fully, and adjust lighting to reduce glare. Discuss persistent discomfort rather than simply pushing through it.

  • Protect your eyes

    Choose sunglasses that block UVA and UVB rays. Use activity-appropriate protective eyewear for sports, tools, and work that puts your eyes at risk.

  • Put nutrition in context

    Discuss nutrition with your eye doctor and primary care clinician or registered dietitian. Supplements are not right for everyone; recommendations should reflect your diagnosis, medications, and overall health.

Have a concern you want to talk through?

Bring your questions. We’ll help you understand the next step.

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Individualized recommendations

Supportive habits. Clinically guided treatment.

At Jewel City Optometry, whole-person care complements standard eye care. Dr. Yepremian connects your concerns and daily habits with your examination findings, then explains which recommendations support comfort and well-being and which address a diagnosed condition.

Relaxation and healthy routines can support general well-being, but they do not replace prescribed medication, monitoring, or procedures for eye disease. Lifestyle changes do not cure glaucoma or reverse diabetic eye damage.

Your plan includes clear next steps, recommended follow-up, and coordination with other healthcare professionals when needed. Talk with your prescribing clinician before changing any medication.

Let’s talk about what matters to you

Share your symptoms, routines, and personal concerns with Dr. Yepremian. Together, we’ll build an eye care plan grounded in your health and everyday needs.

Jewel City Optometry · 839 N Glendale Ave, Glendale, CA 91206