New Mulqueeny Eye Centers Location Offers State-of-the-Art Patient Care

With the opening of their new office and laser center in Creve Coeur on April 1, Mulqueeny Eye Centers and SureVision Laser Center have set a new industry standard and brought patient care to a whole new level. Previously located in the University Club Tower in Brentwood, the new location offers a respite from the I-64/40 congestion and offers street level accessibility and convenient parking that was previously lacking in the original site.

The new location is part of the Kings Landing Apartment Complex, located at 612 North New Ballas Road, just South of Olive Boulevard and East of I-270. Offering a spa-like retreat for patients, the 3,600 square foot facility incorporates a state-of-the-art laser center which features the exclusive Allegretto Eye-Q laser technology used in laser vision correction procedures such as LASIK.

The new site also includes wi-fi connection for patients, LCD screens in every exam lane and an inviting home theatre designed to educate and train patients on a variety of eye care topics. Plans are underway to accommodate a full service optical featuring designer frames and sunglasses as well as state-of-the-art lens materials and design. 

Dr. Mulqueeny states, “ The transition of Mulqueeny Eye Centers back to the West County area feels like we’ve moved back home. Our new office has a comfortable, airy, feel with a lot of natural light and a relaxed atmosphere. I’m excited to share this new and updated office with my patients. Of course, we will also continue to offer the highest level of patient care and latest technology that our patients have come to expect from us.”

Dr. Sean Mulqueeny specializes in personalized and affordable professional eye care together with Custom LASIK, Visian™ Implantable Contact Lenses and bifocal refractive lens implants. Patients benefit from a full range of primary eye care including eye health examinations, specialty contact lenses and high tech treatment of ocular disease such as cataracts, dry eye syndrome, glaucoma and macular degeneration.

A grand opening celebration is planned for Tuesday, June 16, 2009