Dr. Pamela Sheffield, Optometrist

09/26/2020

Did you know... the first eye exam is recommended at 9-12 months old🤓.

05/11/2020

We have reopened our office today!You will see some changes: we have strict infection protocols in place. We look forward to seeing you again and we look forward to welcoming you back.

04/23/2020

The health and safety of our patients and community are of the utmost priority. As a result, we are postponing routine eye exams. We are open only for eye emergencies. Contact lenses and eyeglasses can still be ordered and we will arrange curbside pickup or home delivery. Strict infection control protocols are in place. We wish you all good health.

04/09/2020

We have been temporarily closed due to the Pandemic. We will reopen as soon as it is safe. We wish everyone good health!

08/16/2017

View the eclipse safely with a Pinhole Camera: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/learn/project/how-to-make-a-pinhole-camera/

Learn how to make your very own pinhole camera to safely see a solar eclipse in action!

08/12/2017

Be sure your solar glasses will protect your eyes from the solar eclipse! https://eclipse.aas.org/resources/solar-filters

Here you'll find lists of reputable manufacturers and authorized dealers of solar filters and viewers; these include companies with which members of the AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force have had prior (and positive!) experience as well as companies whose products have been certified safe by authorities…

08/04/2017

ARE YOU READY FOR THE SOLAR ECLIPSE ACROSS AMERICA?

On Monday, August 21, 2017, all of the United States will have a solar eclipse. The moon will cover at least part of the sun for 2 to 3 hours. Halfway through, anyone within a narrow path from Oregon to South Carolina will experience a brief total eclipse. The moon will completely block the sun's bright face for up to 2 minutes 40 seconds. Day will turn into night, and (weather permitting) one of nature's most awesome sights will become visible: the sun's shimmering outer atmosphere, or corona. The American Optometric Association, in partnership with the American Astronomical Society, is providing detailed information so that you can safely view the eclipse.

A free information sheet from the AOA:
https://www.aoa.org/Documents/public/AAS-Solar-Eclipse-Safety-v170210.pdf

04/20/2017

It's a good day when your patient says thank you with hand knit hat sets for the entire team!

02/23/2017

Drs Sheffield and Kralian in vintage glasses at the Optical Heritage Museum, Southbridge MA🤓

01/17/2017

Looking good😎😎!

Thanks for the awesome sunglasses Dr. Sheffield!

10/01/2016

Welcome to our brand new page! Please leave your feedback for us, we always love hearing from our patients! Check us out every now and then for special offers and updates about our office. For more info, see our website drpamelasheffield.com

10/01/2016

we are accepting new patients