Matthew Ralstin, MD; Kevin Hickman, OD; Heather Kole; Christopher Knight, MD; David Ryser, MD; Jon Mark, OD; Allison Pernic, MD; Dennis Miller, OD; Kristina Offerle, OD; Bruce Grossnickle, MD
...we were excited to support a group dedicated to helping those with impaired vision maintain their independence and mobility.
WARSAW, Ind. (PRWEB) January 17, 2019
Last Christmas, the physicians and staff at Grossnickle Eye Center raised a total of $1,900 to sponsor a puppy training within the Leader Dogs for the Blind program.
“The program is 100% philanthropically funded,” says Grossnickle Eye Center surgeon Dr. Matthew Ralstin. “As eye care specialists, we were excited to support a group dedicated to helping those with impaired vision maintain their independence and mobility.”
Leader Dogs for the Blind is designed to provide the tools and training to reintroduce people to a life of independence, confidence, and companionship. Their services are provided free of charge to clients and include everything from white cane training to Leader Dog training.
“They’re doing something important,” says Dr. Ralstin. “And we’re happy to be a part of it.”
Call Grossnickle Eye Center at (800) 992-6975 or visit GECenter.com for more information.
GROSSNICKLE EYE CENTER
The experienced physicians at Grossnickle Eye Center provide comprehensive eye care services, including advanced medical and surgical procedures, such as laser cataract surgery, LASIK, and treatment for glaucoma and macular degeneration. They serve patients from their offices in Warsaw, Mishawaka, and Elkhart, as well as a clinic site in Plymouth. Since its founding in 1979, Grossnickle Eye Center has retained a primary focus on providing the highest quality care and individual attention to each patient.
