Today’s Guests:
After my very successful cataract surgery at Colorado Eye Consultants with Dr. Robert Fish, I decided we would introduce all of the Doctors at CEC, and let you know all of their specialties in eye care. Today we introduce Dr. Ameay Naravane who is a board-certified ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained glaucoma specialist. He specializes in medical and surgical management of glaucoma, minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), routine and complex cataract surgery, and advanced anterior segment procedures, including intraocular lens exchange or repositioning, secondary intraocular lens implantation, and iris repair. Dr. Naravane completed his undergraduate studies at Georgetown University, where he focused on Science, Technology, and International Affairs. He earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota and completed his internship at Hennepin Healthcare. He then returned to the Chief Resident. Following residency, Dr. Naravane completed a fellowship in Glaucoma and Advanced Anterior Segment Surgery at Washington University in St. Louis. During his fellowship, he gained extensive experience in advanced glaucoma procedures (including trabeculectomy, glaucoma drainage devices, and diode cyclophotocoagulation), MIGS techniques (such as goniotomy, GATT, Hydrus, iStent, and XEN Gel Stent), and complex anterior segment and cataract surgeries. Dr. Naravane is known for his compassionate, individualized approach to care. He partners with each patient to develop tailored treatment plans that integrate both time-tested methods and the latest innovations in ophthalmology. A committed educator, he takes the time to ensure his patients understand their diagnosis and options for care. Dr. Naravane is thrilled to call Colorado home and is passionate about delivering exceptional eye care to the Denver community.

Then it’s Jim Garey, Owner of Silver Sherpa, and our Medicare specialist. Jim says as Independent Brokers we offer you TRUE unbiased variety, options, and choice. As your Independent Medicare Insurance Brokerage Agency, you can rest easy knowing that we are appointed with more than 30 insurance companies. When we work together you will “shop” a wide variety of companies, without the hassles of having to call each one individually. With the freedom to select from a wide variety of companies, you’ll gain a peace of mind knowing that, working together, we did our due diligence in locating the most suitable policy for you. And suitability leads to satisfaction. CLIENT SATISFACTION: NOT JUST A SLOGAN! Something we hope to earn from you, as well. Sign up for an upcoming free educational workshop by going to www.Sherpa123.com.

In our final half hour, It’s Your Health Matters brought to you by Integrated Health Systems. Most people understand the importance of heart health, but few realize how critical healthy blood flow is to every organ and tissue in the body. On this edition of Your Health Matters, Dr. Perry Maynard of Integrated Health Systems joins us to discuss blood flow, circulation, and how reduced blood flow may impact energy, memory, balance, healing, and overall health. We’ll also learn about a new Doppler testing system now available at Integrated Health Systems that allows clinicians to evaluate blood flow in a safe, non-invasive manner.

Dr. Maynard will explain how Doppler technology works, who may benefit from testing, and why identifying circulation issues early can be an important step toward preventing more serious health concerns. Whether you have risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, elevated cholesterol, or simply want a better understanding of your vascular health, this conversation offers valuable insight. Join us as we explore how healthy circulation supports healthy living and how advanced testing may help uncover problems before they become symptoms. It’s always a free initial consult call 303-781-5617 or visit their website at www.IntegratedHealthDenver.com.

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