A new medication is a game changer for patients who suffer from thyroid eye disease.

An eye injury led Wilmer doctors to an alarming diagnosis — and ultimately a path to saving a young man’s vision and his life.

Bill Roeting’s head pain took him on a long and arduous journey — ultimately landing him at Wilmer, where a team of our doctors found the solution to his life-threatening medical mystery.

Meghan Berkenstock is leading efforts to establish standards of care for patients experiencing ocular side effects from immunotherapy.

Wilmer faculty and trainees are working to expand the ophthalmology pipeline for those who are underrepresented in medicine.

Gislin Dagnelie and his team are using technology to help patients better compensate for visual field loss that can accompany stroke.

A team approach helped address ‘a perfect storm’ of problems for Howard Freedman, who established a fellowship at Wilmer aimed at helping more people like him.

Wilmer celebrates a newly renovated and expanded Residents Workroom at the Patient Access Center for the Eye (PACE) clinic.

After Dr. Wilmer saved her vision, Aida Breckinridge raised funds to establish the Wilmer Eye Institute. A century later, her spirit lives on in the generosity of those she inspired.

Wilmer board member Jo Merlau knew about the wonderful happenings at Wilmer. As a lifelong marketing professional, she recognized the need to tell the broader world about them.

Cathy Taylor, Wilmer’s residency program coordinator for more than 15 years, is remembered as the ‘beating heart’ of Wilmer’s residency program.