Optical needs, in metro Detroit, during the COVID-19 Pandemic


Apr. 14, 2020

Children's Eye Care of Michigan - Our Doctors

April 14, 2020

Our opticals are closed, and we are not allowing our opticians to have face-to-face time with any patients. You can visit our Optical page for FAQ.

Also, Barb and Kevin will be working remotely a couple of hours once or twice weekly. You can call our offices to leave a message for them or email us at info@cecmich.com with the patient’s name, your question and a number to call you back during the day.


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