| Ellis Eye Opens New LASIK Eye Surgery Center in Mill Valley, CA
The Mill Valley office will mark the sixth office maintained by preeminent laser eye surgeon, Dr. William Ellis. Dr. Ellis and the staff of Ellis Eye expect that the LASIK center will fill a formerly unmet need for laser eye surgery consultations and after-care in Marin County and surrounding areas. Mill Valley, CA (PRWeb) April 4, 2007 -- Ellis Eye's San Francisco area LASIK eye surgery center announces the opening of its newest office in Mill Valley, California, making consultations and pre-op/post-op evaluations for LASIK eye surgery in CA easily accessible to residents of Marin County. The Mill Valley office will mark the sixth office maintained by preeminent laser eye surgeon, Dr. William Ellis, and will retain cutting edge technology. Having just opened its doors on Thursday, March 29th, Dr.
ROO'S EURO LIFELINE
COMETH the hour, cometh the man. Wayne Rooney has had to wait almost three years to end his Champions League goal drought. But against Roma last night Rooney produced the flash of genius which has eluded him for so long on the European and England stages. His equaliser came as the prospects looked grim for Manchester United after Paul Scholes was sent off in the first half for a second bookable offence. .
Ottawa strikes wait-time deal with provinces
Ottawa says it has reached a deal with all provinces and territories on patient wait-time guarantees, but has yet to say what the times will be or how they will be enforced. Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced the deal on Wednesday amid heated speculation of a possible spring election, with Canada's largest union labelling it a "morally bankrupt" pre-election bid to win over voters. .
A LaCrosse Hospital Helps People in Peru
A group of Franciscan Skemp employees help the poor in Peru. Doctors and technicians in the optometry department at the LaCrosse hospital recently returned from a trip to Lima, Peru. Linda Benjamin was one of four employees who fitted these people for glasses says the people were extremely poor. Living on the side of a mountain in small shacks. Trying to cobble enough money together to feed their families. Doesn't leave anything extra for family members who need glasses. Franciscan Skemp isn't just helping people get their hands on glasses. They're also working with the government in Peru to come up with a long term solution. With the goal to someday provide eye care for as many people as possible. Benjamin admits it's an emotional experience helping people who haven't been able to see for a long time.
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