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Hartford County

Michael Lemanski

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Simsbury

Connecticut

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SightMD Connecticut Enfield

At SightMD Connecticut Enfield, we are proud to provide the community with exceptional eye care close to home. Our team of experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists is committed to delivering personalized, compassionate care to patients of all ages. Whether you’re seeking routine eye exams, advanced treatment for complex eye conditions, or life-changing vision correction procedures, we are here to help you see your best. SightMD offers a wide range of services including cataract surgery, LASIK and other refractive procedures, treatment for glaucoma and retina conditions, corneal disease management, pediatric ophthalmology, oculoplastic surgery, and dry eye care. We combine state-of-the-art technology with a patient-centered approach to ensure every visit is comfortable, informative, and tailored to your unique needs. As part of the SightMD network, patients also benefit from seamless access to a trusted team of specialists across Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Our Mission: We work hard to provide an unparalleled care experience for patients with convenient access to world-class quality eye care in the convenience of their local neighborhoods, delivered by a dedicated, caring, and talented healthcare team. Our Vision: To be the greatest eye care company the world has ever seen. We look forward to welcoming you to our Enfield office and becoming your lifelong partners in eye health.

Jay Kenney

Enfield

At SightMD Connecticut Enfield, we are proud to provide the community with exceptional eye care close to home. Our team of experienced...

Granby emergency services responded to Enders State Forest late Thursday afternoon after a report of a dog in distress in the forest. The dog, a Doberman, jumped off a path and fell onto a small ledge in the gorge, about 10 feet above one of the park's bodies of water. After a rescue attempt by one of the people with the dog was unsuccessful, Granby emergency services personnel were called. The dog was rescued by members of the Lost Acres Fire Department, according to Lost Acres Chief Wayne Bindas. The department sent two crews down to the ledge by rope, wearing harnesses. The crews then brought the dog back up. The dog was injured but not severly. The rescue operation had finished by 5:30 p.m. Thursday. "The Lost Acres Fire Department did a great job," Bindas said, noting that everyone on the scene worked well together. Bindas said his department received mutual aid from the East Hartland Fire Department and praised the cooperation between the departments and other emergency services personnel, including Granby police and Granby ambulance staff on the scene. Editor's Note: Thanks to Kevin Larsen of East Hartland for photos of the rescue operation.

Granby emergency services responded to Enders State Forest late Thursday afternoon after a report of a dog in distress in the forest.

The dog, a Doberman, jumped off a path and fell onto a small ledge in the gorge, about 10 feet above one of the park's bodies of water. After a rescue attempt by one of the people with the dog was unsuccessful, Granby emergency services personnel were called. The dog was rescued by members of the Lost Acres Fire Department, according to Lost Acres Chief Wayne Bindas. The department sent two crews down to the ledge by rope, wearing harnesses. The crews then brought the dog back up.

The dog was injured but not severly. The rescue operation had finished by 5:30 p.m. Thursday. "The Lost Acres Fire Department did a great job," Bindas said, noting that everyone on the scene worked well together.

Bindas said his department received mutual aid from the East Hartland Fire Department and praised the cooperation between the departments and other emergency services personnel, including Granby police and Granby ambulance staff on the scene. Editor's Note: Thanks to Kevin Larsen of East Hartland for photos of the rescue operation.

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The Lost Acres Fire Department rescued a pet dog that fell onto a small ledge in Granby's Enders State Forest.