SPECIAL NOTICES:
Dear South Shore Eyecare Patients,
We are open, per the Governor's order, to safely resume our appointments for your eyecare and vision needs. Our professional staff have decided to modify our office schedule and reduce crowding in our office. Our office policies will also be modified for the time being to create a safe and responsible environment for all.
As always, South Shore Eyecare Associates is committed to providing clean, safe and comprehensive eye and vision care. In efforts to maintain this, we ask if you are showing any signs or symptoms of respiratory distress or have traveled or been in contact with exposure of Coronavirus that you re-schedule your eye examination for a later date.
In addition, our team will be taking extra precautions to maintain a sanitary environment set forth by the CDC and the American Optometric Association. In this regard, you are required to wear a mask upon entering our office and your temperature will be checked. The door will remain locked, as you arrive for your appointment call the office or ring the bottom bell and we will walk you through our procedures and open the door. In efforts to encourage social distancing, we ask that only those scheduled to have examinations come into the office (of course exceptions for those under 18 and elderly who need assistance). In addition we ask that you leave all personal items not necessary during your exam at home or in your car..
If you have traveled to a state that has seen a recent surge in infections and has been identified by NYS as a state that requires a 2 week self-quarantine, as defined here: https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covid-19-travel-advisory , NYS Health laws requires that you must reschedule your appointment for after your quarantine ends as we will not allow entry to our facility.
We will make additional hours available as needed to accommodate our patients needing eye and vision care.
In emergency situations, please call the office, a doctor will make themselves available for a telemedicine visit, and will determine if you need to be seen in the office, or if your needs can be addressed virtually.
All vision therapy has resumed,
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this difficult time as we work together to keep our community healthy and safe.
Dear South Shore Eyecare Patients,
We are open, per the Governor's order, to safely resume our appointments for your eyecare and vision needs. Our professional staff have decided to modify our office schedule and reduce crowding in our office. Our office policies will also be modified for the time being to create a safe and responsible environment for all.
As always, South Shore Eyecare Associates is committed to providing clean, safe and comprehensive eye and vision care. In efforts to maintain this, we ask if you are showing any signs or symptoms of respiratory distress or have traveled or been in contact with exposure of Coronavirus that you re-schedule your eye examination for a later date.
In addition, our team will be taking extra precautions to maintain a sanitary environment set forth by the CDC and the American Optometric Association. In this regard, you are required to wear a mask upon entering our office and your temperature will be checked. The door will remain locked, as you arrive for your appointment call the office or ring the bottom bell and we will walk you through our procedures and open the door. In efforts to encourage social distancing, we ask that only those scheduled to have examinations come into the office (of course exceptions for those under 18 and elderly who need assistance). In addition we ask that you leave all personal items not necessary during your exam at home or in your car..
If you have traveled to a state that has seen a recent surge in infections and has been identified by NYS as a state that requires a 2 week self-quarantine, as defined here: https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covid-19-travel-advisory , NYS Health laws requires that you must reschedule your appointment for after your quarantine ends as we will not allow entry to our facility.
We will make additional hours available as needed to accommodate our patients needing eye and vision care.
In emergency situations, please call the office, a doctor will make themselves available for a telemedicine visit, and will determine if you need to be seen in the office, or if your needs can be addressed virtually.
All vision therapy has resumed,
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this difficult time as we work together to keep our community healthy and safe.
