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Maryland Eye Care Center COVID-19 Safety Protocol

Maryland Eye Care Center is excited to welcome you to our spacious new office in Hyattsville. We have implemented safety procedures to keep our team and our patients safe upon return to our practice. We can't wait to see you!

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To Our Valued Patients,

We are grateful for the support you’ve provided us over the past few months as we navigated the COVID-19 Pandemic.  

Maryland Eye Care Center has opened a spacious new location approximately one mile away from our current office which allows us to follow recommended safety guidelines.  We are so excited to be able to see you again for all your eyecare needs.

The safety of our Patients and our Team Members is our top priority; as such we have implemented safety measures set forth by the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) and by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

Here are some key highlights of our new safety procedures when you visit our Silver Spring location and our brand new office in Hyattsville.

Prior to Your Appointment:

Once You arrive:

Staff Protocols:

Optical Protocol

Strict Cleaning Protocols 

We thank you for your patience with all these changes. If you have any questions, please contact our office at 301-431-0431 and we will be glad to help you! 

We look forward to seeing you all again!

The Team at Maryland Eye Care Center

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