We at D'Ambrosio Eye Care are very happy to announce that with the "Phase 2" MA plan we are now able to see you for all your eye care needs! All our offices are open for business with some having limited schedules, however we can accommodate you should you be ready to schedule an appointment. Your safety is of the utmost importance to us and you will see that we function a bit different than you are used to. We will carefully explain all the changes should you make an appointment. Every effort has been made to ensure your safety and the safety of our staff.
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D'Ambrosio Eye Care was founded in 1984 to serve the eye care and eye surgery needs of patients from throughout greater Boston, central and western Massachusetts. Our ophthalmology and optometry practice has worked to develop and maintain a reputation for providing eye care in Massachusetts based on several important core values and principles.
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The eye doctors at D'Ambrosio Eye Care work together as a team of ophthalmologists, eye surgeons and optometrists who provide primary and specialized eye care. When choosing an eye doctor, especially an eye surgeon for any type of eye surgery, it is important to make an informed choice based on the qualifications, training and experience of your eye doctor.
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Routine eye exams for eye health, vision correction, eyeglasses and contact lenses are provided at D'Ambrosio Eye Care by our team of Ophthalmologists and Optometrists. Regular eye exams for seniors and adults are the best way to prevent eye health problems such as age related macular degeneration (AMD), glaucoma, cataracts and diabetic eye problems from leading to vision loss.
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In order for you to have clear vision, light must be able to pass through the optical structures of your eyes and focus properly on the retina. The two primary structures that are responsible for refracting, or bending light so that it can focus properly on the back of the eye, are the cornea, which is the outermost clear curved "lens" that is visible when looking at your eye from the side, and the crystalline lens, which is located behind the colored part of the eye, or the iris, and is not directly visible.
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