by Wyomissing Optometric Center | Nov 16, 2017 | BLOG, Eye Doctor Myerstown PA, Eye Doctor Reading PA, eye doctors in reading pa
We wish to extend our congratulations and express our thanks to the National Eye Institute (NEI) as they celebrate their 50th anniversary. The NEI was established in 1968, since that time they greatly influenced the progress in diagnosing and treating eye diseases and...
by Wyomissing Optometric Center | Oct 31, 2017 | BLOG, Community, Dr. Kerry Burrell, Eye Doctor Myerstown PA, Eye Doctor Reading PA, eye doctors in reading pa, FP, Uncategorized
As I enter into the last few days before the 4th Annual Wings of Hope Benefit Concert, I’m filled with nervous excitement. I’m honored to be a part of this great charity. Wings of Hope is a not-for-profit organization started by the Kelley family after their mom...
by Wyomissing Optometric Center | Oct 28, 2017 | BLOG, Eye Doctor Myerstown PA, Eye Doctor Reading PA, eye doctors in reading pa, eyeglasses reading pa
Fall is in full swing, soon we will be welcoming 2019. For many welcoming the new year may also involve welcoming a new health insurance or the start of a new benefit year. If you participate in a Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), or Health Savings Accounts (HSA) your...
by Wyomissing Optometric Center | Oct 21, 2017 | BLOG
Today contact lens wearers have many choices. There are many things to consider when selecting contact lenses. Medically what is best for your eye health. Do you have any special consideration such as astigmatism, dry eye, allergies or the need for bifocals. Cost is...
by Wyomissing Optometric Center | Oct 8, 2017 | Dr Amanda Legge, Dr. Glenn S. Corbin, Dr. Heidi Sensenig, Dr. Karen L. Heaney, Dr. Kerry Burrell, Eye Doctor Myerstown PA, Eye Doctor Reading PA, eye doctors in reading pa, Uncategorized
Halloween is a popular time for people to consider experimenting with special effect contact lenses. While they may add to your costume, the risks associated with over the counter contact lenses are significant. Contacts are medical devices. All contact lenses should...
