Technology meets talent for better eye care

Marianas Eye Institute has just unveiled its new website www.MarianasEye.com. Now individuals can learn about the high-tech world of eye care before ever setting foot inside Marianas Eye Institute.

The site has all kinds of useful information, including a free e-mail service that keeps you up to date on the latest news. The sites soothing colors and soft undertones give it an elegant yet professional feel. It is loaded with information and features that give the user a memorable experience. Want to know the latest developments on cataracts? Check out their easy to use menu option, that highlights the site’s thorough catalog of procedures and services.

Marianas Eye Institute is continually seeking ways of upgrading its technology to provide the CNMI with the highest quality of services. Dr. Mark Robertson, a magna cum laude graduate of Pacific University, mentions, “The Information Age is upon us, and this site allows us to pass on valuable information regarding the latest developments in the eye care world. If you want to learn about the effects of diabetes and its effects on vision, you can look it up on our site.”

He further said, “We wanted the site to reflect the culture of our office, which is ‘Where Technology Meets Talent,’ this site has useful information, is easy to look at, and allows people to sign up for our free special report on the effects of computers on the eye.”

On the heels of their successful April promotion “Free Vision Checks.” Marianas Eye Institute has continued to look for ways to better service the CNMI community.

Russ Quinn, chief executive officer, said, “We believe in giving back to the community, and we do this through various educational programs, working with diabetic community and offering free transportation to those unable to get to the Institute.”

Quinn added, “We felt this website would provide another tool for individuals to feel comfortable with the various procedures being done here at Marianas Eye Institute. It also showcases the talented people working at Marianas Eye Institute.”

As part of its public unveiling of the website, check out their site to receive a free gift. Simply go to www.MarianasEye.com enter your name and email address on their homepage, and come down and get your choice of a free pair of sunglasses. This promo is good through May to the first 100 people who visit the site and sign up

Emilly Taitano, a senior Eye Care Technician, said, “The site gives a great overview of the products and services our practice provides. I personally like the ‘meet the doctors and staff.’ There you can read about our doctors, Mark Robertson, OD, and David Khorram, MD, who have both received national recognition for their work in eye care.

Marianas Eye Institute was established in 1998 and has the latest tools and equipment to provide you—world-class eye care with a local touch. (PR)