What I did on my summer vacation...

Setting up in the Ross kitchen are pints & quarts
 of homemade sour cherry jam.

Wonder what our doctors are up to in their spare time?

When he's not spending time in the office or in surgery, Dr. Dan Ross spends some quality time in the kitchen.  An accomplished cook, Dr. Ross made some sour cherry jam this summer, from cherries picked from his own trees.

You might wonder what he does with all of that jam?  It may not be a big surprise that Dr. Ross is also an accomplished baker, specializing in artisan breads...which just happen to go well with cherry jam!

Who would have guessed that our resident retinal expert had such delicious hobbies!

LVC4S & the IronPigs

It was a beautiful night for baseball!  

Office Clerk Darlene Kernechel had the honor of throwing out
the first pitch.  She was joined on the field by Ferris, FeFe and
LASIK Coordinator Bobbi Spain who cheered her on!

For the third time this year, LVC4S was the official sponsor of the August 2nd IronPigs game.   Our own Darlene Kernechel (an avid IronPigs fan with a great arm!) had the honor of throwing out the first pitch.  

Dr. Mark Moran spent an inning up in the radio booth talking about baseball, and about LASIK vision correction.  LASIK is a timely subject in the booth...radio announcer Jon Schaeffer is enjoying new & improved eyesight this season after having LASIK with Dr. Moran.  Next up was a TV interview, where Dr. Moran talked about the range of services offered at LVC4S for every member of the family from children to seniors. 

Dr. Moran talked about the outstanding staff and services of Lehigh Valley Center for Sight with the radio & TV audience.  Joining him in the booth was Physician Assistant, Chelsea Keehfuss, a long-time Phillies fan!

A fabulous fireworks display sponsored by LVC4S topped off the night for the sold out crowd at Coca-Cola Park!

It's a Raspberry Monday...

...and a Sky blue Tuesday, an Eggplant Wednesday, a Radiant Red Thursday and a Turquoise Friday!

New uniforms at LVC4S!   The next time you visit our offices, you'll see a bright new look.  Our employees voted to implement a colorful change in the office, and they selected a rainbow of colors in our staff uniforms, topped off with crisp black lab coats.

We hope you enjoy our bright new look!

Missy greets patients at the front desk
with a smile.

Dani at the front window, helps manage the front office staff.

Jamie works on patient charts.

         

         Clinical Staff members Elise, Kim & Jamie are ready for patients.

A big thank you to Valerie,who coordinated the uniform update,.
She has been part of the LVC4S staff for over 20 years! 

Share the Care Patient Referral Program

Share the Care at LVC4S

Tell a friend & Share the Care!

When you refer a friend to our office, you can be sure that they will receive the same quality eye care and excellent service that you have come to expect from Lehigh Valley Center for Sight.

Now, as part of our "Share the Care" program, you will receive something too!  When you refer someone to our office, we will send you a $25 Visa gift card as a thank you for your referral!  

It's easy to "Share the Care!"

  1. Pick up a "Share the Care" card in our office, 

  2. Fill out your information, 

  3. Pass the card along to your friends or family,

  4. They bring in the completed card when they come in 

       for their first appointment.

  5. We'll send you a $25 Visa gift card to say "Thank you!"

We appreciate your referrals! 

Physician Assistant joins LVC4S

Chelsea Keehfuss, PA-C, is the newest member
of the Lehigh Valley Center for Sight staff.

Lehigh Valley Center for Sight is pleased to announce the addition of Chelsea Keehfus, PA-C, to our fine staff of medical professionals. Chelsea graduated Magna Cum Laude from Kings College in Wilkes Barre, PA with a Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.  She also earned a B.A. degree in Medical Studies, with a minor in Biology.

Chelsea's clinical work experience includes Emergency Medicine, General Surgery and Internal Medicine.  She is board-certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, and is licensed by

 the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine.

Active in community service, Chelsea has worked as a counselor for children with Muscular Dystrophy.  She also has worked with children with epilepsy, providing education on the importance of treatment for their condition.