Princeton Student Angela Liang Visits Florida Eye
This past week Florida Eye welcomed Princeton student Angela Liang to its Boynton Beach location. Angela, a student majoring in molecular biology and minoring in global health and health policy,… read more
Protecting Your Eyes from the Florida Sun
As Floridians, we spend much of our time at the beach, in the pool and on tennis courts and golf courses. Throw in some outdoor walking, biking and gardening, and… read more
Why Is Cap’n Crunch Looking Down at My Child?
“If you are a parent who does not want your kids to go “cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs,” avoid taking them down the cereal aisle.” That’s one bit of advice stemming… read more
Happy Valentine’s Day to Our Sweet Readers!
Happy Valentine’s Day
Florida Eye’s New Wellington Facility to Open in April
The 7,500 square foot building will have 3 waiting rooms, 14 exam rooms and 8 testing/treatment rooms.
Florida Eye Welcomes Ophthalmic Tech Intern Vernisa Hanson
Dr. Barry Schechter and Ophthalmic technician Juan Estela show student Vernisa Hanson some Florida Eye love. Last semester Florida Eye was fortunate to have Joy Ferrall from the PBSC Ophthalmic… read more
Annual Eye Exams are Key to Protecting Sight
At Florida Eye the physicians and staff are dedicated to educating the public about the importance of yearly eye exams to identify AMD and other age-related diseases before they have a chance to damage vision.
Prevent Blindness America
In this issue we will provide you with a link to our downloadable pdf which outlines 12 risk factors you should be aware of when it comes to this disease that affects more than 15 million Americans.
Florida Eye Building New Eye Care Facility in Wellington
The 7,500 square foot building will have 3 waiting rooms, 14 exam rooms and 8 testing/treatment rooms. More importantly it will have physicians Lee Friedman, Randy Katz, Jason Gorscak and Barry Schechter delivering the same quality care and compassion Wellington residents have come to depend on.
Florida Eye Welcomes Ophthalmic Tech Student Joy Ferrall
Students like Joy Ferrall develop technical proficiency through extensive clinical internships under the supervision of a Board-Certified and licensed M. D. Ophthalmologist, including training in the College’s own state-of-the-art medical clinic, combined with practical experience in local clinics, hospitals and ophthalmic practices, such as Florida Eye.
