Dr. Keith E. Taylor, Optometrist

Dr. Keith E. Taylor, Optometrist Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized care you deserve using only the latest, most innovative techniques in eye care.

Whether your vision needs are just a complete exam, new pair of glasses or contact lenses, laser refractive surgery evaluation, or anything in between, we promise to provide you with exceptional care as we work to maintain or enhance your vision. Below are just some of the many procedures and services we regularly provide to our patients - with a gentle touch, and stunning results. Your vision is

our first priority! Please feel free to visit our complete eyeglass dispensary at any time, appointment not required. Eye Exams, General Eye Examination, LASIK Eligibility Evaluation, Eye Terminology, Optical Department, Glasses, Contact Lenses, Conditions & Treatments, Cataract Care, Dry Eye, Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy, Macular Degeneration, Amblyopia (lazy eye), Laser Refractive Surgery, LASEK, LASIK, and PRK. We accept many insurance plans including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, EyeMed, Harvard Pilgrim, MA Health, Medicaid, Medicare, Medex, Tufts, VSP, and more. Master Card, Visa, Discover accepted.

Congratulations Aviv! Looking forward to a fantastic year!!
06/30/2025

Congratulations Aviv! Looking forward to a fantastic year!!

06/28/2025
05/02/2025

Early Strabismus Surgery Does Not Interfere with Amblyopia Management
Traditional methods remained viable with or without the procedure, according to an analysis of IRIS data. Also, kids up to age 12 showed a benefit.

“While we do not advocate performing strabismus surgery on patients with amblyopia without first attempting amblyopia treatment, we believe that surgery should not be indefinitely delayed,” the study authors wrote in their Ophthalmology paper.

Read the story in today's News Feed: https://www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/early-strabismus-surgery-does-not-interfere-with-amblyopia-management

05/02/2025

LEWISTON, Maine – Stacey Bunting will join Bates College as its new director of athletics, effective July 1. Bunting brings more than two decades of leadership experience in collegiate athletics and a proven track record of strategic innovation, stakeholder engagement, and championing student-athl...

Rest in Peace Raj. You were one of the best!  My condolences to your family. 💐
01/11/2025

Rest in Peace Raj. You were one of the best! My condolences to your family. 💐

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Dr. Srinivas (Raj) Natrajan (OD ’84) earlier this week in Tucson, AZ.

Dr. Natrajan began his remarkable journey at NECO in 1969 as an Assistant Professor of Physiology. Over the years, he progressed to become an Associate Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology in 1974 and was promoted to Full Professor in 1985, a testament to his dedication and expertise.

Dr. Natrajan’s academic achievements were extraordinary. He earned a PhD in Nutrition from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1969, a Masters in Animal Nutrition from Auburn University in 1965, and an MS in Pharmacology from the Massachusetts College of Optometry in 1974.

After 30 years of committed service, Dr. Natrajan retired in 1999. His contributions were honored with the Alumni of the Year Award, and the faculty passed a resolution recognizing his profound impact. The resolution noted: “Dr. Natrajan has had an influential role within this institution as a distinguished educator in areas throughout the Bioscience curriculum. He has contributed to the reputation of the New England College of Optometry by his activity in optometry and continuing education, both nationally and internationally.”

Dr. Natrajan’s legacy will continue to inspire generations of students and colleagues at NECO.

10/13/2024

The Rotary Club of Marblehead meets every Thursday at 12:15 PM at the Boston Yacht Club, One Front Street, Marblehead.

09/21/2024

With World Polio Day fast approaching on October 24, the Marblehead Rotary Polio Committee (Alison, Jeannette, Linda, Marsha, and Iana) is working hard to be ready. The ladies’ goal is to bring fresh ideas to our club members, make Rotarians enthusiastic, and get as many community and district hands involved in highlighting the significance of October 24 as World Polio Day. You’ll hear more about our program soon.

08/01/2024

Rotarian Linda Sullivan relished the dozens of grocery bags donated to support our local food pantries. With consumer prices increasing steadily, it has not been easy for many individuals and families. Donating to food pantries is an essential and straightforward way to assist our community’s locals experiencing financial difficulties - it has a direct and immediate impact. Throughout August, Rotarians will support our local food banks by bringing bags of nutritious canned goods or monetary donations. If you want to donate, email Linda Sullivan at linda.sull@verizon.net for a list of needed food items, and she will gladly pick up your donation.

07/31/2024

Remembering Joyce Elliott (1939 - 2024), a long-time friend of the Marblehead community and a proud Rotarian. Over the years, she served as a member of the Marblehead Rotary Club, Marblehead Harbor, and Lynn Rotary Clubs. With decades of service, Joyce immersed her skills in the community, focusing on elderly care and outreach. She will be fondly remembered and sorely missed. Read more about Joyce Elliott: https://tinyurl.com/yetbvjm3

06/02/2024

We are delighted to support the journeys of our five 2024 scholars to higher education. Congratulations to Maeve McIlroy, Charlotte Howells, Griffen Collins, Matthew Callahan, and Angelina Nguyen.

Yearly, we award four to six students a one-time scholarship and one a four-year scholarship for excellence in academics, leadership, community service, and extracurricular activities. Meet our five outstanding awardees.

Maeve McIlroy
is the recipient of the Randolph and Barbara Goodwin Scholarship award and is headed to Brown University this Fall to study medicine on a pre-med or biology track. A member of the French and Math National Honor Societies, she has received numerous awards in math, physics, and French, including the Yale Book Award in 2023. Teachers have described her as "hardworking, determined, and highly organized," bringing these qualities to her academic and after-school pursuits in mentoring, coaching her peers, and participating in the complete facet of student life at the high school. As an intern with Stone and Compass, a global service learning program, she was promoted to an executive position in global relations, where she was responsible for connecting youth program participants to project leaders in different countries. A level 10 gymnast, she will continue her gymnastic career at Brown.

Charlotte Howells
is the recipient of the Donald Humphrey and Veterans Memorial scholarship, named after the famous Mr. Marblehead, Don Humphrey. The Donald Humphrey Award is given to students whose family members have served in the US military and embody Don's iconic spirit and grit. Not only is Charlotte the granddaughter of Daniel W. Howells, who served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, but all through her education, Charlotte demonstrates perseverance, diligence, and compassion, the values that Don had exhibited throughout his life. Despite learning difficulties, she is described as "hardworking, committed, self-advocate, and focused on her development." She has shown academic success as a High Honor Roll student and a member of the National Honor Society, with a consistently high GPA mark. She puts equal determination into her musical pursuits as a member of H-Treble Choir and Luminescence, the acapella group. Her musical director noted that Charlotte's "blossoming and maturing" has been remarkably consistent and resulted from her tenacity and willpower, which she will bring to her chosen profession as an early childhood educator. Charlotte will enter Stonehill College, majoring in early childhood education.

Matthew Callahan
Matthew Callahan will attend Amherst College in the fall to pursue an economics degree. He is passionate about football, an honor roll student, and a member of the National Honor Society. Matthew enjoys volunteering, and he works with children and the elderly. He credits playing football for the Marblehead Youth Football Program as an impetus for his love of the sport. At St. John's Prep and throughout high school, he played football and was voted team captain in his senior year. Being a student-athlete, he volunteered many hours in community service activities off the football field through campus ministry and service work. Matthew is the recipient of the 2024 Jack Grinold Chapter Scholar-Athlete Award, given to a select group of athletes in Massachusetts for their accomplishments both on and off the field.

Griffen Collins
Griffen Collins is the first Marblehead Rotary scholarship recipient for College Undergraduates. Entering his second year in Arts and Sciences at Tuft University, Griffen is pursuing a double major in Music and Cognitive Brain Science. Music has been a large part of Griffin's life. Continuing his solid musical tradition from Marblehead High School, he is an active member of Tuft's musical scenes: Beezebubs Acapella, Jazz Orchestra, and Chamber Music. His passion is finding the intersection of science and music to improve the lives of people suffering from physical ailments such as stroke and other cognitive impairments—ultimately, to be of service.

Angelina Nguyen
A well-rounded student who speaks four languages, Angelina excels in creative arts, business, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). In addition to being a consistent honor roll student and member of the National Honors Society, she founded three clubs at Marblehead High School, showing her affinity for subjects and projects she excels in: the Computer Science Club, Model United Nations, and Cookies for Life. Her passion projects include teaching programming and promoting STEM education among women, entering competition in robotics, creating a social app for high schoolers, podcasting school and world events, or baking cookies weekly to benefit the underrepresented women in the community. Angelina plans to attend the University of California at Berkeley, majoring in applied mathematics with a minor in electrical engineering.
Pictured from left to right are Rotarian Scholarship Committee members John Buckey, Ellen Winkler, Nancy Gwin, Chair, and Don Dowling, Club President. Maeve McIlroy, Charlotte Howells, Griffen Collins, and Matthew Callahan were seated from left to right.� # anythingmarblehead01945 # allmarbleheadhappenings # marbleheadrotary # marbleheadhigh # district7930 # marbeheadscholars # dollarsforscholars

05/10/2024

Camp Scholarships are still available!

Marblehead Rotary Club Camp Scholarships are still available. In case you are unfamiliar with our campership, we make funds available for Marblehead children needing financial help to attend summer camp. Annually, the Rotary raises funds through its summer lobster raffle and dedicates a portion of the proceeds to camperships for children of all ages so they can have a positive summer experience. Over the last twenty years, the Rotary Club has awarded over $210,000 to more than 350 kids!

Applying for a campership is a simple and straightforward process. Camperships may be up to $600 per child, and only one application is needed for any number of children in your household. We’ve made it easy for you to give your children the summer they deserve. Some of the most popular camps are local, including those run by the Marblehead Recreation & Parks Department, the JCC of the North Shore, and the Lynch/Van Otterloo YMCA.
Please visit the Marblehead Rotary Club’s website for the application process: https://marbleheadrotary.com/Stories/camp-scholarships-available

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