Julie A Curtis OD

Contact Lenses: Including regular and specialty fits, such as bifocals, CRT and wavefront customized rigid gas permeables. More info here. Medical Management: Our doctors are therapeutically licensed optometrists and are more than happy to see you if you are experiencing any eye difficulties. We are able to do everything from treat "pink eye, " to remove foreign bodies, to ocular surgery co-management, to glaucoma diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Bosner received his Bachelor of Science from Marquette University in 1998 and his Doctor of Optometry from The Ohio State University College of Optometry in 2002. He completed a one year residency with The Erdey Eye Group of Columbus OH, specializing in the therapeutic treatment of eye diseases.

Abby joined Northwest EyeCare Professionals in 2004. She manages all things contact lens related, from inventory and ordering to follow ups. She also files vision insurance claims and helps answering phones. When you talk to Abby, she's probably actually in Dayton, where she works remotely. She has lived in Dayton since 2013, where she lives with her husband and her fabulous dogs.

NOTE: We request patients do not bring additional visitors with them to their appointment, unless these visitors provide mobility or direct caregiving to the patient. If you do require transportation, we ask that if possible, your driver remains in their vehicle while you are seen in our office.

The glasses you usually wear (even if you wear contacts), including prescription sunglasses, computer glasses, sport glasses, dress glasses, and work glasses.A list of all medications you currently take, preferably on a clinical summary from your primary care physician. When you arrive at our office, we ask that you park in our parking lot and text us at 614-710-4974 to let us know that you have arrived.

Our fitting process matches the best contact lens to the patient's visual needs. We offer a complete array of lens materials, replacement schedules and care systems for those patients wishing to experience the many benefits of wearing contact lenses. A contact lens is considered a medical device per the Food and Drug Administration since it can produce negative effects if not worn or monitored correctly.