Subjects: CSR, PSF, NAT
Eye Medical Clinic Provides Aid to Wildfire Victims
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- As the Camp Fire continues to impact northern California as the deadliest and most destructive in the state's history, Eye Medical Clinic of Santa Clara Valley is immediately providing aid for those impacted by the fire.
To assist affected and displaced individuals, families, and first responders, Eye Medical Clinic is:
- Providing free eye exams to anyone suffering from exposure to smoke or other irritants because of the fire, through December 8th, 2018.
- Offering free repair or replacement of prescription eyeglasses to anyone whose glasses were broken or lost due to the wildfire. We will try to accommodate as many patients as possible. Some restrictions will apply.
- Accepting donations of water, non-perishable foods, hygiene kits, diapers, and baby formula and will distribute them to aid organizations, including the Red Cross, to help affected individuals and families.
Eye Medical Clinic is located at 220 Meridian Avenue in San Jose. Patients can call (408) 869-3402 or visit www.EyeMedicalClinic.com for more information.
"At times like this, we must do everything we can to care for our neighbors who are suffering," said Dr. Mona Bagga, Ophthalmologist at Eye Medical Clinic.
Eye Medical Clinic is a comprehensive ophthalmology and optometry practice that has served patients for more than 70 years and maintains a long-standing commitment to helping the community of San Jose and the greater Santa Clara Valley.
Contact: Haynes Hudson, Miller Public Relations
Phone #: (817) 281-3440
SOURCE Eye Medical Clinic
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