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Ohio Ohio EyeMed Access Plan Provider Locations Allen Butler SVS VISION SEARS OPTICAL Butler County OH 2306 ROUTE 309 1270 INDIANA AVE LIMA, OH 45804 SAINT MARYS, OH 45885 Allen County Phone: (419) 225-7100 Phone: (419) 394-0908 CINCINNATI SARA ANN WERDEN OD DELPHOS 9536 CINCINNATI-COLUMBUS RD VISION CENTER OF LIMA LLC Belmont County CINCINNATI, OH 45241 MILLER OPTOMETRISTS INC 1593 ALLENTOWN RD Phone: (513) 779-6688 134 E THIRD ST LIMA, OH 45805 DELPHOS, OH 45833 Phone: (419) 228-9176 BARNESVILLE Phone: (419) 692-0010 BARNESVILLE VISION CTR 177 E MAIN ST FAIRFIELD Ashtabula County BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 Phone: (740) 425-7000 12 30 OPTICAL INC LIMA 1117 MAGIE AVE ASHTABULA FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 D O C OPTICAL Phone: (513) 829-8808 2400 ELIDA RD EDWARD J JAMES OD LIMA, OH 45805 1922 W PROSPECT RD BELLAIRE Phone: (419) 331-5100 ASHTABULA, OH 44004 Phone: (440) 998-2225 DAVID M MELGARY OD 12 30 OPTICAL INC 3233 BELMONT ST 1117 MAGIE AVE BELLAIRE, OH 43906 FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 JCPENNEY OPTICAL Phone: (740) 676-4717 Phone: (513) 829-8808 2400 ELIDA RD GLASSES TO YOU LIMA, OH 45805 4421 MAIN AVE EYE CARE ASSOC. OF CINCINNATI Phone: (419) 331-8950 ASHTABULA, OH 44004 563 WESSEL DR Phone: (440) 998-4720 FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 Phone: (513) 858-6500 BRIDGEPORT JOHN D HILL JAMES VOLK OD 1034 W MARKET ST SEARS OPTICAL 873 NATIONAL RD LIMA, OH 45805 3045 N RIDGE RD E BRIDGEPORT, OH 43912 JACK BRIDGE OD Phone: (419) 228-5512 ASHTABULA, OH 44004 Phone: (740) 633-3711 1251 NILLES RD STE 2 Phone: (440) 994-3451 FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 Phone: (513) 829-2132 L.L.M. OPTICAL INC. 825 W MARKET ST Athens County SAINT CLAIRSVILLE LIMA, OH 45805 RICHARD S JACKSON OD Phone: (419) 222-9458 DR DOUGLAS D HOCKING OD 574 SYMMES RD ATHENS 107-L PLAZA DR FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 Phone: (513) 863-8847 ATHENS PROCARE VISION SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH 43950 Phone: (740) 695-0444 PEARLE VISION 525 RICHLAND AVE 2720 ELIDA RD ATHENS, OH 45701 LIMA, OH 45805 Phone: (740) 592-3937 SEARS OPTICAL Phone: (419) 331-4040 JCPENNEY OPTICAL 4625 DIXIE HWY I 70 AND BAINFIELD RD FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 Phone: (513) 829-6500 DRS LAGRAFF & BIDDINGER OD SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH 43950 Phone: (740) 695-3822 PHILIP W VALENTINE OD INC 199 COLUMBUS RD 825 W MARKET ATHENS, OH 45701 LIMA, OH 45805 Phone: (740) 593-3191 THOMA AND SUTTON EYECARE Phone: (419) 331-2020 JOHN C HEIBY 530 WESSEL DR STE G 156 WOODROW AVE STE 1 FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 OHIO STATE OPTICAL SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH 43950 Phone: (513) 829-4600 Phone: (740) 695-2860 RONALD L EVILSIZOR OD 444 W UNION ST 2306 HARDING WAY ATHENS, OH 45701 LIMA, OH 45804 Phone: (740) 592-4439 Phone: (419) 225-7100 LENSCRAFTERS HAMILTON UNIT 595 MALL RD DR RICHARD A KING THOMAS LITTLER OD INC SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH 43950 Phone: (740) 695-4737 3991 HAMILTON-MIDDLE TOWN RD STE SEARS OPTICAL 213 COLUMBUS RD STE 102 D 2400 ELIDA RD ATHENS, OH 45701 HAMILTON, OH 45011 LIMA, OH 45805 Phone: (740) 592-3055 Phone: (513) 896-6464 Phone: (419) 331-4810 SEARS OPTICAL 67800 MALL RING RD SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH 43950 Phone: (740) 695-8047 EYE DEAL OPTICAL SHAWNEE OPTICAL NELSONVILLE 3991 HAMILTON-MIDDLETOWN RD STE 2155 ALLENTOWN RD DRS LAGRAFF & BIDDINGER OD E LIMA, OH 45805 HAMILTON, OH 45011 Phone: (419) 228-3800 72 W WASHINGTON ST Brown County Phone: (513) 896-6464 NELSONVILLE, OH 45764 Phone: (740) 753-1967 MOUNT ORAB SHAWNEE OPTICAL INC. FIRST OPTICAL 3217 HARDING HWY MOUNT ORAB VISION CENTER 1020 MAIN ST LIMA, OH 45804 Auglaize County 221 S HIGH ST HAMILTON, OH 45013 Phone: (419) 228-6646 MOUNT ORAB, OH 45154 Phone: (513) 896-7641 Phone: (937) 444-2525 SAINT MARYS STEPHEN N CAJACOB OD DOUGLAS WINE FAMILY OPTOMETRY MICHAEL & ANDREA MOOREHEAD 1034 WEST MARKET STREET 140 W SPRING ST 1360 EATON AVE LIMA, OH 45805 SAINT MARYS, OH 45885 HAMILTON, OH 45013 Phone: (419) 228-8116 Phone: (419) 394-2397 Phone: (513) 894-1800 Visit www.eyemedvisioncare.com for current provider information. Page 1 October 9, 2006 Ohio Ohio EyeMed Access Plan Provider Locations Butler Clermont JACK BRIDGE OD GARY PEARCH OD SEARS OPTICAL OH (CONTINUED) 5225 MORNING SUN RD 65 W MAIN ST 1475 UPPER VALLEY PIKE OXFORD, OH 45056 CARROLLTON, OH 44615 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 Butler County (continued) Phone: (513) 523-2020 Phone: (330) 627-5776 Phone: (937) 325-6471 NYE FAMILY VISION CTR 712 DAYTON ST OXFORD OPTICIANS SHAWNEE OPTICAL HAMILTON, OH 45011 Phone: (513) 887-1100 39 W HIGH ST MINERVA 1204 BECHTLE AVE OXFORD, OH 45056 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 Phone: (513) 523-6616 TED A RATH OD Phone: (937) 323-1233 1174 ALLIANCE RD STEVE HOGUE OD MINERVA, OH 44657 2421 PLEASANT AVE Phone: (330) 868-0076 HAMILTON, OH 45015 UNION EYE CARE Phone: (513) 892-2020 TRENTON 932 W COLUMBIA ST SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 SKY OPTICAL Champaign County Phone: (937) 322-5461 128 E STATE ST WING EYECARE TRENTON, OH 45067 768 N W WASHINGTON BLVD Phone: (513) 988-2020 URBANA Clermont County HAMILTON, OH 45013 DR JOHN R COLLINS, INC Phone: (513) 893-8816 303 N MAIN URBANA, OH 43078 BATAVIA Phone: (937) 653-5228 WEST CHESTER CINCINNATI EYE PHYSICIANS INC 3020 HOSPITAL DR STE 100 MIDDLETOWN CINCINNATI EYECARE TEAM 8627 NORTH PAVILLION DR BATAVIA, OH 45103 DONALD L HENDERSON OD WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 PROFESSIONAL VISION SERVICES Phone: (513) 732-1718 Phone: (513) 860-0400 888 E COURT ST 1015 SUMMIT DR MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042 URBANA, OH 43078 Phone: (513) 424-6267 Phone: (937) 653-5005 DANIEL KROGER OD BETHEL 7322 KINGSGATE WAY DR CHARLES P HANDEL & ASSOC WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 UNION EYE CARE BETHEL EYE CARE CTR 50 N BREIEL BLVD Phone: (513) 777-3936 1472 E US HWY 36 STE F 320 W PLANE ST MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042 URBANA, OH 43078 BETHEL, OH 45106 Phone: (513) 424-3523 Phone: (937) 652-2787 Phone: (513) 734-4291 DR LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER OPT 6834 TYLERSVILLE RD DRS PUFFENBERGER & SMITH WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 Clark County 4102 ROOSEVELT BLVD Phone: (513) 779-3933 CINCINNATI MIDDLETOWN, OH 45044 JCPENNEY OPTICAL Phone: (513) 425-0817 SPRINGFIELD 4621 EASTGATE BLVD DR JOHN R COLLINS, INC EYE CARE ASSOC. OF CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, OH 45245 7593 TYLERS PLACE BLVD STE 107 4907 SECURITY DR Phone: (513) 753-8172 LOUIS R URBAN OD WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45503 2309 CENTRAL AVE Phone: (513) 777-5475 Phone: (937) 399-3223 MIDDLETOWN, OH 45044 LENSCRAFTERS Phone: (513) 423-2020 4601 EASTGATE BLVD SPCE C578 DRS HOWE & COLVIN EYE CARE ONE CINCINNATI, OH 45245 7793 JOAN DR 229 W MCCREIGHT AVE Phone: (513) 753-4980 MIDDLETOWN EYECARE WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 315 N BREIEL BLVD Phone: (513) 755-7775 Phone: (937) 323-0871 MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042 MCFADYEN FAMILY EYECARE INC Phone: (513) 424-0339 4440 GLEN ESTE WITHAMSVILLE RD EYE-MART LIBERTY EYECARE INC STE 1150 7604 COX LANE 2051 N BECHTLE AVE CINCINNATI, OH 45245 ROBERT F FLAGEL OD WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 Phone: (513) 752-2100 112 S BREIEL BLVD Phone: (513) 759-5100 Phone: (937) 399-8000 MIDDLETOWN, OH 45044 Phone: (513) 423-0941 SEARS OPTICAL KEARFOTT EYE GOUP INC. PEARLE VISION 4595 EASTGATE MALL 7675 VOICE OF AMERICA CTR DR 20 S. BURNETT RD. CINCINNATI, OH 45245 STEVEN A SHADWICK OD WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45505 Phone: (513) 943-6082 1053 SUMMIT DR Phone: (513) 779-5444 Phone: (937) 325-6363 MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042 Phone: (513) 422-8031 LENSCRAFTERS STEVEN GLASSMANN, OD MILFORD 9309 CINCINNATI-COLUMBUS RD 1475 UPPER VALLEY PIKE #448 TERRY W NISBET OD WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45504 PEARLE VISION 1000 FIRST AVE Phone: (513) 777-6138 Phone: (937) 525-9244 932 ST RTE 28 MILFORD, OH 45150 MIDDLETOWN, OH 45044 Phone: (513) 423-3672 Phone: (513) 831-2931 R MICHAEL KABBES OD Carroll County 2315 DERR RD SPRINGFIELD, OH 45503 RUTLEDGE EYE CARE OXFORD CARROLLTON Phone: (937) 399-3700 1085 ST RT 28 STE C MILFORD, OH 45150 FAMILY VISION CARE FAIR VISION INC Phone: (513) 965-2020 127 LYNN AVE 70 N LISBON ST OXFORD, OH 45056 CARROLLTON, OH 44615 Phone: (513) 523-6339 Phone: (330) 627-2430 Visit www.eyemedvisioncare.com for current provider information. Page 2 October 9, 2006 Ohio Ohio EyeMed Access Plan Provider Locations Clermont Cuyahoga EAST PALESTINE Crawford County DOUGLAS R COX OD INC 3795 GREEN RD OH (CONTINUED) STEVEN'S OPTICAL BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 Clermont County 130 N MARKET ST Phone: (216) 292-6900 EAST PALESTINE, OH 44413 BUCYRUS (continued) Phone: (330) 426-7777 CLUB VIEW VISION CENTER INC 1650 E MANSFIELD ST THOMA AND SUTTON EYECARE BUCYRUS, OH 44820 TV OPTICIANS FVC 5722 SIGNAL HILL CT STE B Phone: (419) 562-0744 24800 CHAGRIN BLVD STE 211 MILFORD, OH 45150 BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 Phone: (513) 831-3166 LISBON Phone: (216) 932-5800 SCULLION VISION CLINIC EYECARE OPTIQUES 201 WEST LINCOLN AVE 905 S POPLAR Clinton County LISBON, OH 44432 BUCYRUS, OH 44820 W A JONES OPTICAL CO Phone: (330) 424-7044 Phone: (419) 562-3822 20133 VAN AKEN BLVD BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 BLANCHESTER Phone: (216) 921-3800 JEFFREY A ROPAR & ASSOC MID OHIO EYE CARE 637 W MAIN ST SALEM 309 S WALNUT ST BLANCHESTER, OH 45107 BUCYRUS, OH 44820 WESTERN RESERVE OPHTHAL Phone: (937) 783-2406 ANDREW C PEDERZOLLI MD INC Phone: (419) 563-0569 ASSOC 1059 E STATE ST 23250 CHAGRIN BLVD SUITE 440 SALEM, OH 44460 COMMERCE PARK BUILDING FIVE Phone: (330) 332-9991 BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 Phone: (216) 514-1864 WILMINGTON CRESTLINE DR KATHRYN FENTON DR GAIL C HERRON OPTOMETRIST CRAWFORD EYE CLINIC INC 151 W MAIN ST 2400 B SOUTHEAST BLVD 101 W BUCYRUS ST WESTERN RESERVE VISION CARE IN WILMINGTON, OH 45177 SALEM, OH 44460 CRESTLINE, OH 44827 3690 ORANGE PL STE 150 Phone: (937) 382-6643 Phone: (330) 332-8801 Phone: (419) 683-1606 BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 Phone: (216) 839-0200 W GLENN MACDONALD OD INC HERBERT J SCHULTZ OD 2079
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