We first wrote about our acclaimed patient, Mr. Santa Claus (also known as Roger Franklin), back in 2007.
Today the New York Times finally picked up the story!

Posted by Gary Tracy on December 23, 2009 | Permalink

This is rather technical -- it's for a trade journal.

Posted by Gary Tracy on November 11, 2009 | Permalink

Posted by Gary Tracy on November 11, 2009 | Permalink

We enlisted interior designer Maggie Grise to help spruce up our space with new lighting, paint, carpeting and furniture. What do you think?

Posted by Gary Tracy on November 11, 2009 | Permalink

As some of you may know, I love to cycle. Golf was never my thing. But my sons Eric and Keith started golfing two years ago really good, and pulled me in. I really like it. There's room for improvement. I can break 120 now. I'd welcome any golf tips!

Meantime, I've got a tip of my own, a kind of progressive lenses designed with golfers in mind. It's called DEFINITY FAIRWAY Transitions SOLFX lenses.

These are lenses with a special amber tint that enhances contrasts for identifying slopes on the greens. It comes with a Crizal Sun Mirror that eliminates reflections, protects from scratches, and reduces smudging.

If you're a golfer or outdoor enthusiast of any kind, please ask me about these and other specialized glasses for sports.

Dr. Tracy shows off scratches earned at a recent hard-fought golf outing

Posted by Gary Tracy on November 11, 2009 | Permalink

I'm grateful to be working in a city and profession where I get to meet such so many interesting and talented people. Two I'd like to introduce you to are singer/writers Barabara Fasano and Eric Comstock.

I've been to Barabara and Eric's cabaret show. They are super talented.

You can catch them tonight as a matter of fact!

Thurs, Nov 12
Cafe Sabarsky
1048 Fifth Avenue (at 86th Street)
Performance at 9, preceded by dinner at 7

Posted by Gary Tracy on October 29, 2009 | Permalink

Yes, I can. Patients have the right to request their prescriptions from me and purchase lens elsewhere.

But I hope you'll purchase them from us. Here's why.

I can help patients much better if they have a problem after making purchase (which often happens). Sometimes it takes few different type of lenses and fittings to get the best fit and comfort. I can also supply spare emergency replacement lenses at no cost, or replace defective lenses from boxes.

What about cost? Our prices are competitive. Sometimes you will find lenses on the internet for less. And sometimes my prices will actually be cheaper.

My main concern is the health of my patients eyes, and feel I can offer you the best possible care when I can sell and adjust your contacts directly.

Posted by Gary Tracy on October 28, 2009 | Permalink