Celebrating Vietnam National Day (September 2) – TD Eye, Partnering for Bright Healthy Eyes

Sept 2 Reminds Us of Our Duty: Self-Reliance in Eye Care Today

At TD Eye, the spirit of National Day is embodied in three enduring pillars:

1. Consistent clinical standards with a patient-centered approach.
   Evidence-based practice, standardized infection control, and quality management; ensuring respect, transparency, and safety at every stage of examination and treatment.
2. Technological independence—mastering diagnostics and data.
   Applying OCT, corneal topography, IOL biometry, fundus imaging, and AI-assisted screening to shorten turnaround time, increase accuracy, and personalize care; protecting medical data per regulations; ongoing training so the team fully owns equipment and workflows.
3. Spreading eye-care knowledge across the community.
   School-age screening by age group, guidance on the 20–20–20 rule, eye protection for work/sports/outdoor travel, and short workshops that build healthy habits early.

The Spirit of Sept 2 in Eye Care at TD Eye

Join TD Eye in marking the 80th anniversary of Vietnam National Day, Sept 2

For TD Eye, Sept 2 evokes gratitude and pride: gratitude to earlier generations who built the foundation of independence, and pride in helping keep the “windows of the soul” bright so everyone can fully see the flag’s colors, the smiles of reunion, and the nation’s achievements.

In ophthalmic practice, the spirit of independence and self-reliance is realized through standardization, transparency, and safety at every step of care; continually updating protocols, measuring outcomes, and improving the patient experience.

Self-reliance also means mastering technology: efficiently running diagnostic, monitoring, and treatment workflows with modern equipment while safeguarding medical data and using data analytics to keep improving service quality, reduce dependency, and increase care efficiency.

Community Initiatives by TD Eye for Sept 2

• Refractive screening by age group: school-age children, office/IT workers, older adults.
• “Healthy Eyes in the Digital Era” workshop: 20–20–20 rule, ergonomics, safe contact-lens hygiene.
• Parents & kids corner: myopia-progression control, more outdoor time.
• Vision safety: UV-rated sunglasses, wide-brim hats, safe driving habits.

Core Services at TD Eye – Partnering for Healthy Eyes

Explore TD Eye’s core services – Partnering for healthy eyes on the National Day holiday

Routine Eye Exams & Refractive Care

TD Eye offers comprehensive examinations: visual acuity, refraction, intraocular pressure, fundus evaluation; and assessment of the ocular surface and tear film for those with digital-device dry eye. Refractive care is personalized: spectacles (optical designs tailored to myopia/astigmatism), contact lenses (including toric), with proper hygiene and replacement guidance, plus scheduled follow-ups for safety.

Modern Refractive Surgery Solutions

Depending on post-exam indications, some patients may be candidates for refractive surgery. Phakic ICL is an option that does not cause corneal damage, placing a biocompatible lens behind the iris and in front of the natural lens; this method can be removed when needed and suits certain cases of high myopia, thin corneas, or dry eyes.

All treatment decisions at TD Eye are based on a personalized evaluation to ensure safety, effectiveness, and convenience.

Eye Care by Population Group

• Children & students: myopia-progression screening, posture guidance, a “healthy-eyes” handbook for parents.
• Digital workers: dry-eye management, ergonomics, office lighting, appropriate screen breaks.
• Older adults: screening for cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma; counseling on safe vision for driving/outdoor activities.

Suggested Promotions/Activities for the Sept 2 Holiday

• Refractive screening per program schedule (details on TD Eye’s official channels).
• 30–45 minute workshops: safe eye care during the holiday, choosing UV-rated sunglasses, proper contact-lens hygiene.
• Q&A with doctors: dry eye, digital eye strain, childhood myopia progression; guidance on personalized care plans.

Conclusion