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Vision Care Participating Network Providers DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Eye Rx Dr. Vincent Bertomeu Dr. Richard S. Simon Dr. Stephen C. Lobaugh Dr. Ali Ghanbari 2021 L. St Nw Dr. Benjamin M. Teller Dr. Jing Guo Washington DC 20036 WASHINGTON Ste 502 Dr. Sun Kim (202) 659-5575 (*) <e> 1629 K. St Nw 1776 Eye Street Nw Dr. Glenn P. Allouche Washington DC 20006 # Washington DC 20006 # Dr. Samuel Stoleru 1201 F. St Nw (202) 659-2010 (S) (202) 331-3931 4119 Connecticut Ave Nw Washington DC 20004 # Washington DC 20008 # (202) 347-9260 (*) For Eyes Myeyedr (202) 966-4008 (*) 1304 G. St Nw Dr. Steven E. Abraham America`s Best Contacts & Ey Washington DC 20005 Dr. Vincent Bertomeu Visionary Ophthalmology Llc Dr. John Bankowski (202) 737-2222 (*) <d> Dr. Evelyn Dearing Dr. Leonard M. Friedman Dr. Maribel O. Bregu Dr. Ali Ghanbari Dr. Andrew Hammer Dr. Brian M. Cohen For Eyes Dr. Eric W. Goulston Dr. Babak Hosseini Dr. Ruby Y. Cooper 2021 L. St Nw Dr. Jing Guo Dr. Shirley P. Middleton Dr. Yasmine Fozooni Washington DC 20036 Dr. Danah Harbi Dr. Nima S. Moainie Dr. William R. Moughon (202) 659-0077 (*) <d> Dr. Sun Kim Dr. Luvy L. Riveros Dr. Chinweuba K. Obi Dr. Nick Neagle Dr. Maliha Saeed 1100 Connecticut Avenue Nw Dr. Leonard M. Friedman Dr. Cynthia Reynolds Temple Ste 125 Washington DC 20036 Ste 211 233 Pennsylvania Ave Se 4301 Connecticut Ave Nw (202) 223-1050 4201 Connecticut Ave Nw Washington DC 20003 # Washington DC 20008 # Washington DC 20008 (202) 544-9220 (202) 362-4545 (*) (S) Dr. Charles Aneke (202) 362-4545 (*) <e> Ste 1 Myeyedr Visionworks 5221 Georgia Ave Nw Dr. James M. Holley, Jr. Dr. Steven E. Abraham Dr. Amir Ahmadi Washington DC 20011 # 1401 New York Ave Nw Dr. Vincent Bertomeu Dr. Reema Bhagat (202) 588-5522 Washington DC 20005 # Dr. Evelyn Dearing Dr. Millie Chang (202) 638-4700 (*) Dr. Ali Ghanbari Dr. Tilden Clark Dr. Saba Ayalew Dr. Jing Guo Dr. Irene Diep 1919 Pennsylvania Ave Nw Dr. Stanley L. Kaplan Dr. Sun Kim Dr. Thanh-Loa Dorsam Washington DC 20006 # Ste Lobby 24 Dr. Nick Neagle Dr. Solmaz Farajnia (202) 659-6555 (*) 5415 Connecticut Ave Nw Ste 140 Dr. Roshanak Fereydouni Washington DC 20015 # 650 Massachusetts Ave Nw Dr. Yasmine S. Fozooni Dr. Reginald D. Barnes (202) 686-0200 (*) Washington DC 20001 # Dr. Andrea Friedman Ste 802 (202) 898-1060 Dr. Stephan Hanowsky 2112 F. St Nw Dr. Maureen J. Kimmeth Dr. Lennet Hill Washington DC 20037 # 801 Pennsylvania Ave Nw Novi Eye Associates Dr. April Johnson (202) 331-1754 (*) Washington DC 20004 # Dr. Lamia D. Jones Dr. Tu Anh-Am Khong (202) 783-5318 (*) 2441 Market St Ne Dr. Stephen C. Lobaugh Bauman & Stoleru MD PC Washington DC 20018 Dr. Matthew M. Marsich Dr. Samuel Stoleru L`occhio Eyecare - Eyestyle (202) 269-8556 <e> (S) Dr. Sheeba Mohanan 3553 16th St Nw Dr. Richard Grifasi Dr. Rita E. Niyigena Washington DC 20010 # Ste R-1 Dr. George A. Patterson Lll Dr. Ajibola Ogunnusi (202) 387-8900 (*) 1642 R. Street, Nw Ste 607 Dr. Mallika Patel Washington DC 20009 1145 19th St Nw Dr. Kelly Pham Dr. Neeraj Bindal (202) 350-4110 (*) (S) Washington DC 20036 Dr. Maria Isa Roma Ste 103 (202) 244-9096 (*) <e> Dr. Ganesan Sivaguru 1150 Connecticut Ave Nw Dr. Tommie Lee Dr. Teresa Ung Washington DC 20036 # Dr. Adrian Sutton Dr. David A. Reed Dr. Ashley Westbrook (202) 466-3888 (*) (C) 1304 G. St Nw Dr. David A. Fissel 1775 K. St Nw Washington DC 20005 Dr. Gregory D. Foley Washington DC 20006 Dr. David M. Goldberg (202) 463-6241 (*) <e> Dr. Cameron Jones (202) 463-6364 (*) Dr. David M. Goldberg Dr. Ann L. Martin 1720 Connecticut Ave Nw McClain Eyewear 635 Pennsylvania Ave Se Visionworks Washington DC 20009 # Dr. Ihuoma C. Nwajei Washington DC 20003 # Dr. Amir Ahmadi (202) 328-0300 (S) 1514 U. St Nw (202) 546-2838 Dr. Reema Bhagat Washington DC 20009 # Dr. Tilden Clark Dr. John Lamothe (202) 299-9108 (*) See Inc Dr. Irene Diep Dr. John E. Lamothe Dr. Margaret P. Johnston Dr. Thanh-Loa Dorsam Ste 400 Dr. Shirley P. Middleton Dr. Jennifer Luckie Dr. Roshanak Fereydouni 1602 L. St Nw Ste Ll125 Dr. Chinweuba K. Obi Dr. Yasmine S. Fozooni Washington DC 20036 # 2401 Pennsylvania Ave Nw 1261 Wisconsin Ave Nw Dr. Andrea Friedman (202) 558-3824 Washington DC 20037 Washington DC 20007 Dr. Stephan Hanowsky (202) 265-1811 (*) <e> (202) 337-5988 (*) Dr. April Johnson Dr. Saba Ayalew Dr. Tu Anh-Am Khong Dr. Saba Ayalew Dr. Nima S. Moainie Dr. Patricia A. Shustock Dr. Hannah Kim 1150 18th St Nw Ste 211 Dr. Julia Garr Dr. Stephen C. Lobaugh Washington DC 20036 # 4201 Connecticut Ave Nw 1776 G. St Nw Dr. Matthew M. Marsich (202) 467-5555 (*) (S) Washington DC 20008 Washington DC 20006 # Dr. Sheeba Mohanan (202) 362-4545 (*) <e> (202) 298-6878 (*) Dr. Rita E. Niyigena Dr. Zitta Rezvani Dr. Ajibola Ogunnusi 923 F. St Nw Myeyedr Dr. Mallika Patel Washington DC 20004 # Dr. Steven E. Abraham Dr. Kelly Pham (202) 347-7990 (*) (*) Handicap access. <e> Performs examinations only <d> Dispenses eyewear only CFBAN1 01 03/18/19 01 ALT LANG: S-Spanish F-French P-Polish A-Amer Sign G-German J-Japanese T-Cantonese C-Chinese I-Italian H-Hebrew R-Russian Y-Yiddish O-Korean K-Pakistan M-Mandarin # Tower frame collection. Dr. Dan Poth Dr. John J. Hayes Dr. Asifa Shafi Dr. Vincente M. Simoncini Dr. Maria Isa Roma Dr. Andrew W. Ishak Dr. Gwendolin Songwe Ste 1C Dr. Ganesan Sivaguru Dr. Erin M. Lee 217 Main St 820 Bestgate Rd Dr. Teresa Ung Dr. Elizabeth A. Montemurro Annapolis MD 21401 # Annapolis MD 21401 # Dr. Ashley Westbrook Dr. Valerie L. Reed (410) 268-6246 (*) (410) 266-0001 (*) 1335 G. St Nw Dr. Dana Reinhardt Washington DC 20005 Dr. Robin Vance Ishak For Eyes Dr. Jeremy S. Snow (202) 783-7171 (*) Dr. Christoph Wood 2560 Solomons Island Road #610 951F Beards Hill Rd Annapolis MD 21401 2002 Medical Pkwy Visionworks Aberdeen MD 21001 # (410) 573-2020 (*) <d> Annapolis MD 21401 Dr. Amir Ahmadi (410) 272-1800 (*) (410) 897-0400 (*) <e> Dr. Reema Bhagat Icare Associates Vision Cent Dr. Tilden Clark Walmart Vision Center Dr. Daniel Olanrewaju Visionworks Dr. Irene Diep 645 S. Philadelphia Blvd 2560 Solomons Island Road Dr. Erica D. Bennehoff Dr. Thanh-Loa Dorsam Aberdeen MD 21001 Annapolis MD 21401 Dr. Miguel A. Defalco Dr. Solmaz Farajnia (410) 297-6495 <d> (410) 573-2020 (*) <e> Dr. Walter Foster Dr. Roshanak Fereydouni Dr. William Friedman Dr. Yasmine S. Fozooni ABINGDON Dr. Ronak H. Mehta Dr. Yoon H. Kim Dr. Andrea Friedman 2100 Generals Hwy Dr. Shana Levy Dr. Stephan Hanowsky Dr. Brett W. Katzen Annapolis MD 21401 Dr. Whitney McConkey Dr. April Johnson Dr. Lisa S. Abrams (410) 573-0736 (*) <e> Dr. Purvi Patel Dr. Marjan Keramati Dr. Gary Baziz Dr. Hien Pham Dr. Tu Anh-Am Khong Dr. Francisco Burgos Myeyedr Dr. Cerella Rainey Dr. Stephen C. Lobaugh Dr. Corinne N. Casey Dr. Deborah M. Amoroso Dr. Robin K. Rice Dr. Matthew M. Marsich Dr. James Doyle Dr. Pam E. Bae-Li Dr. Daniel Rogers Dr. Sheeba Mohanan Dr. Apostolos J. Giannas Dr. Erica D. Bennehoff Dr. Carol Schwan Dr. Rita E. Niyigena Dr. Diane M. Golub Dr. Melissa Connolly Dr. Mirage Shah Dr. Ajibola Ogunnusi Dr. Lauren A. Gormley Dr. Alan G. Friedman Dr. Alan R. Soll Dr. Mallika Patel Dr. David L. Heath Dr. John A. Geremia Dr. Valerie J. Whitaker-Smith Dr. Kelly Pham Dr. Robert G. Leikin Dr. Judith Green Tonkins Ste D. Dr. Dan Poth Dr. Martin S. Novey Dr. Mehrdad Keramati 169 Jennifer Rd Dr. Donna M. Richardson Dr. Bichngoc Pham Dr. Samantha Kravetz Annapolis MD 21401 Dr. Maria Isa Roma Dr. Jack Sadovnik Dr. Richard T. Li (410) 224-0021 (*) Dr. Ganesan Sivaguru Dr. Lori A. Sportelli Dr. Kevin Mathes Dr. Teresa Ung Dr. Eric Q. Williams Dr. Calvin Osterman ARBUTUS Dr. Ashley Westbrook Ste 202 Dr. Thomas Rooney 4301 Wisconsin Ave Nw 3401 Box Hill Corporate Center Dr. Larry A. Rubin Walmart Vision Center Washington DC 20016 Abingdon MD 21009 # Dr. Carol Schwan Dr. Michael P. Knarr (202) 237-8500 (*) (410) 569-0707 (*) Dr. Marty J. Wyman 3601 Washington Blvd 2321 E. Forest Dr Arbutus MD 21227 Visionworks Dr. James E. Loskot Annapolis MD 21401 # (410) 737-7716 Dr. Reema Bhagat 401 Constant Friendship Blvd (410) 266-3369 Dr. Roshanak Fereydouni Abingdon MD 21009 ARNOLD Dr. Andrea Friedman (410) 569-9466 (*) <e> Sam`s Club Optical Dr. Stephan Hanowsky 2100 Generals Hwy Dr. Ray W. Atcherson Dr. April Johnson Walmart Vision Center Annapolis MD 21401 Dr. Heather Atcherson Dr. Tu Anh-Am Khong 401 Constant Friendship Blvd (410) 573-0736 (*) <d> 1294 Bay Dale Dr Dr. Terry Kim Abingdon MD 21009 Arnold MD 21012 # Dr. Ajibola Ogunnusi (410) 569-9466 (*) <d> Dr. Maria C. Scott (410) 757-1350 (*) Dr. Stephen Parker Dr. Miguel A. Defalco Dr. Mallika Patel ANNAPOLIS Dr. Prisca Diala ASPEN HILL Dr. Kelly Pham Dr. Tamara K. Fackler Dr. Maria Isa Roma America`s Best Contacts & Ey Dr. Karen B. Fitzgerald-Shel Myeyedr Dr. Ganesan Sivaguru Dr. Brian M. Cohen Dr. Heather A. Nesti Dr. Vincent Bertomeu Dr. Teresa Ung Dr. Roger J. Connelly Dr. Mirage Shah Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Bernar Ste 705 Dr. Ruby Y. Cooper Dr. Kelleen R. Skoner Dr. Kevin Mathes 2460 Market St. Dr. Richard B. Fuss Dr. Edward W. Trudo Dr. Calvin Osterman Washington DC 20018 Dr. Joy M. Hines Dr. Orin Zwick Dr. Maliha Saeed (202) 636-3491 (*) Dr. Marhja Lanns Ste 320 Dr. Judith Spirer Dr.
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