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Eyecare On The Square celebrates being six with a birthday party
MAY 2019 – Eyecare On The Square, a woman-owned optometry practice in historic Mariemont, is celebrating its 6th year in business by throwing a birthday party for its patients and local community. Eyecare On The Square is a fully licensed and equipped optometric practice best known for highly personalized care, expertise in eye care and vision health, and a gorgeous collection of well-curated frames.
Sisters Carly D. Rose, OD, Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO) and Ehryn B. Cartwright, OD operate the family practice and are passionate about giving back. Drs. Cartwright and Rose can be found screening students at Mariemont School District elementary schools and high school, working with MariElders Senior Center, providing services to those in need through Cincy Care to Share, and more. “The Village of Mariemont has embraced our practice whole heartedly and our pledge to serve the community is our way of returning the favor,” says Dr. Rose.
The 6th Anniversary event will be held from 5-9pm on June 21st at Eyecare on the Square, 6833 Wooster Pike, and will overflow into the parking lot behind the building. Expect bounce houses, various frame specials, an exclusive trunk show, music, drinks, and food. “This is a thank you note disguised as a “Six Years in Business” birthday party,” says Dr. Rose. “We can’t wait to play host to our patients, neighbors of Mariemont, and surrounding communities.”
Specialties at Eyecare on the Square include a dry eye clinic, high quality frame boutique, early intervention in children's eye conditions, and a full spectrum of medical services for eye health. For more information contact Eyecare On The Square.
513.376.9330
6833 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227
info@eyecareonthesquare.com | www.eyecareonthesquare.com
Family Practice gives back to the community
Eyecare On The Square celebrates being six with a birthday party
MAY 2019 – Eyecare On The Square, a woman-owned optometry practice in historic Mariemont, is celebrating its 6th year in business by throwing a birthday party for its patients and local community. Eyecare On The Square is a fully licensed and equipped optometric practice best known for highly personalized care, expertise in eye care and vision health, and a gorgeous collection of well-curated frames.
Sisters Carly D. Rose, OD, Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO) and Ehryn B. Cartwright, OD operate the family practice and are passionate about giving back. Drs. Cartwright and Rose can be found screening students at Mariemont School District elementary schools and high school, working with MariElders Senior Center, providing services to those in need through Cincy Care to Share, and more. “The Village of Mariemont has embraced our practice whole heartedly and our pledge to serve the community is our way of returning the favor,” says Dr. Rose.
The 6th Anniversary event will be held from 5-9pm on June 21st at Eyecare on the Square, 6833 Wooster Pike, and will overflow into the parking lot behind the building. Expect bounce houses, various frame specials, an exclusive trunk show, music, drinks, and food. “This is a thank you note disguised as a “Six Years in Business” birthday party,” says Dr. Rose. “We can’t wait to play host to our patients, neighbors of Mariemont, and surrounding communities.”
Specialties at Eyecare on the Square include a dry eye clinic, high quality frame boutique, early intervention in children's eye conditions, and a full spectrum of medical services for eye health. For more information contact Eyecare On The Square.
513.376.9330
6833 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227
info@eyecareonthesquare.com | www.eyecareonthesquare.com
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