Washington Eye Doctors Expands With New Arlington, VA, Office
May 3, 2023
May 03, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Washington Eye Doctors is adding a third office to their lineup of eye care practices. Located in Arlington, VA, the new office is in the building previously known as New Era Eyecare and Mac Donald Eye Care. Washington Eye Doctors’ optometrists — founder Michael P. Rosenblatt, O.D., Steven Abraham, O.D., and Dr. Brooke Justis, O.D. — will provide care at the new location.
“At Washington Eye Doctors, we want everyone to love what they see,” said Dr. Rosenblatt. “Adding an office in Virginia, and possibly more in the future, is one of the best ways we can ensure more patients have convenient, easy access to the same incredible doctors, exceptional services, and customized eyewear that we provide at our other offices.”
Patients of Washington Eye Doctors can expect to receive the same level of personalized care and services at the Virginia office. These services include comprehensive eye exams, contact lens exams, specialty contact lens fittings, dry eye treatment, myopia management, glaucoma, and refractive surgery co-management. The practice’s doctors look forward to having the opportunity to share their passion for optometry in more regions of their community.
“I’m thrilled to start seeing patients at the Arlington office,” Dr. Justis said. “I have always wanted to help as many people as I possibly can see their best and feel their best. Opening a new office means that we can make our services accessible to more patients, and I can’t wait for the Arlington community to experience our advanced vision and eye care services.”
In addition to the familiar faces of the practice’s current doctors, the new location will also embrace their innovative and modern approach to technology and treatment. Washington Eye Doctors’ modern approach includes eye and vision care that’s tailored to each patient’s unique needs to ensure that their management and treatment options suit them the best. It also includes using the latest technology and advanced diagnostic imaging, like Optos, to deliver the best results and a positive experience.
“I’ve always appreciated Washington Eye Doctors’ commitment to adopting cutting-edge technology because it allows me to diagnose and treat patients more precisely,” Dr. Justis said. “As a Virginia native, I’m particularly excited for our doors to open in Arlington so more people can receive the advanced care they need and deserve without having to travel far. As a resident of Ballston, I’m excited to provide care to my neighbors and community!”
Dr. Rosenblatt, Dr. Abraham, and Dr. Justis are still accepting new and returning patients at Washington Eye Doctors’ existing locations. They will soon also begin scheduling appointments at the Arlington office.
About Washington Eye Doctors
An independent and locally owned eye care practice with a long-standing reputation, Washington Eye Doctors is noted for their premium, full-service eye care. With a focus on investing in and utilizing advanced technology, their commitment to patient care has differentiated their practice since their establishment in 1948. Their in-house finishing lab features quick turn-around times for their selection of eyewear, which caters to families as well as eyewear aficionados.
To learn more about Washington Eye Doctors, visit https://www.washingtoneyedoctors.com/.
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For more information about Washington Eye Doctors, contact the company here:
Washington Eye Doctors
Dr. Michael Rosenblatt
(202) 998-4612
[email protected]
900 17th St. NW #400
Washington, DC 20006
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