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Dr. Napolitano's Biography — Born in Brooklyn, NY, Dr. Napolitano spent most of her childhood living in Napoli, Italy giving her the ability to speak both Italian and Spanish fluently. She earned her Doctorate from SUNY State College of Optometry and completed her Bachelor of Science Degree from Queens College, NY. In addition to eyeglass and contact lens prescription, Dr. Napolitano specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye, red eye, glaucoma, macula degeneration, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, vision therapy, and specialty contact lens fitting for astigmatism and presbyopia.She is very passionate about her field and is an active member in many professional associations aimed at improving the practice and delivery of optometric care. She also regularly volunteers her time in the community lecturing and providing free vision screenings for seniors and children in an effort to raise awareness for sight threatening conditions. Contact us today to discuss your eye care needs.

Dr. Rothstein's Biography — EXPERIENCE Eyenamics NY Private Practice specializing in Ocular Disease Forest Hills, NY (October 2002- Present) SUNY State College of Optometry New York, NY (August 1998- Present)Assistant Clinical Professor of Optometry Supervisor in Primary Care and Ocular Disease Clinics Veterans Administration Hudson Valley Healthcare SystemCastle Point, NY (August 1998- January 1999)Clinical Instructor in Primary Optometric Care Village OpticalWashingtonville, NY (August 1997 – June 1998)Primary Care Optometry CLINICAL TRAINING Veterans Administration Hudson Valley Healthcare System Castle Point, NY (July 1997 – June 1998)Residency in hospital based primary care optometry with emphasis on diagnosis and management of ocular conditions associated with systemic disease and primary ocular disease SUNY State College of OptometryNew York, NY (July- November 1996)Clinical Rotations in Ocular disease, Low vision, Contact lens, Vision therapy, Primary Care Optometry, Pediatrics and Dispensing Northport Veterans Administration Medical Center Northport, NY (January- March 1997)Primary Care Optometry, Rehabilitative Optometry, Vision Therapy, Low Vision and Ocular Disease Shaare Zedek Medical Center Jerusalem, Israel (March – May 1997)Primary Care Optometry and Contact Lens PRESENTATIONS Presentations during Residency Minor Presentation: Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy: A Case Study (December 1997) Major Presentation: The Ocular Manifestations Of The Blood Dyscrasias (February 1998) American Academy Of Optometry Annual MeetingSan Antonio, Texas (December 1997)Poster Presentation: The Ocular Ischemic Syndrome Following Uncomplicated Cataract Extraction PUBLICATIONS Co-authored Retina Quiz: Fundus Exam Unveils Cause Of Woman’s Visual Loss. Review Of Optometry Sept. 15, 1996 vol 133(9).Insights into Temporal Lobe Function and its Relationship to the Visual System, Clinical Eye and Vision Care 10 (1998) 119-124 CERTIFICATION/MEMBERSHIPS License to Practice Optometry in State of New YorkTreatment and Management Of Ocular Disease (TMOD)CPR and Basic Life Support for Adults and ChildrenMember of American Academy of Optometry, American Optometric Association, and New York State Optometric Association

Dr. Meyer's Biography — Dr. Bruce Meyer, FCOVD, is a licensed Optometric Physician and has practiced in the State of New Jersey for over 30 years. He provides eye care services to individuals of all ages but has special training and expertise in the evaluation and treatment of eye problems in children. He is a life-long Bergen County resident and a graduate of Rutgers College in New Jersey and the New England College of Optometry in Boston. Having achieved high honors in optometry school, Dr. Meyer was inducted into the BZK Optometric Honor Society. After completing his residency in Pediatric Vision Analysis and Vision Therapy at The State University of New York State College of Optometry, Dr. Meyer served as Assistant Clinical Professor from 1983 to 1986. His research article on Infant Vision was published in the Journal of the American Academy of Optometry. He is a Fellow of The College of Optometrists in Vision Development and an active member of the American Optometric Association, the New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians, the Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association, the Optometric Exchange Program and the Sports Vision Association of the American Optometric Association. As the father of four, Dr. Meyer understands and knows how to deal with children. In addition, he has first-hand experience in working with individuals with developmental delay (one of his daughters is developmentally challenged). Currently, he is Clinical Director of Special Olympics Lions Club’s International Opening Eyes of New Jersey, a program that provides free screening, exams, and glasses to Special Olympic athletes. Dr. Meyer, with the help of his wife Cindy, continues to play a significant part in the Special Olympics each year. He is on the executive board of the Jewish Association for Developmental Disability, a non-profit organization providing group homes and respite services for adults with developmental disabilities. In 2010, Dr Meyer was named New Jersey’s Optometrist of the Year by the New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians for his dedication and care for his patients and his service to the citizens of New Jersey. Dr. Meyer, and his wife, Cindy (office manager) have four children ranging in age from 22 to 32. Dr Meyer enjoys music and jogging. He plays the saxophone in the Eyerock Band, a group of musicians from the eye industry who play concerts to support vision-related charitiies.