Vision Care Providers Take New Precautions Against COVID-19

Eye doctors’ offices have continued to provide their patients with essential or urgent care throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and most have added a number of safety measures.

In a new article on AllAboutVision.com, Pearle Vision® General Manager Alex Wilkes says the company has stepped up cleaning protocols, added new safety equipment and temporarily reduced hours as part of national and global efforts to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

To learn more about what Pearle Vision has done to help protect its patients and staff, and what sort of effects those changes may have on the vision care industry, read the full article on AllAboutVision.com.

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