Medical Optometry America has opened a new eye-care center in Horsham, sites of its relocated headquarters, formerly located in Blue Bell. John George focused on the expansion and relocation for the Philadelphia Business Journal.

The service provider markets itself as the first national optometric brand focused exclusively on primary, nonsurgical medical eye care in the U.S.

Kenneth Krieg, CEO, said his company was established to fill a care gap on the eye care continuum between corrective vision services and surgical interventions. He calls the new location “… part of our continued cadence of rapid growth.”

The new Horsham Road site joins two existing practice sites in Newtown Square and Shrewsbury (York County). A fourth office is being considered for Plymouth Meeting.

“A lot of factors go into choosing a location,” Krieg said. “We do a demographic analysis of a market. We look for an older, rather than younger, population. We also look at where the referral sources are.”

The healthcare provider specializes in identifying, diagnosing, and treating conditions such as dry eye disease, glaucoma, diabetic eye care, and macular degeneration, along with the co-management of cataract surgery.

Complete details on future plans for Medical Optometry America are at the Philadelphia Business Journal.

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One of the specialties of Medical Optometry America is dry-eye syndrome, explained here.