Mount Pleasant Magazine May/June 2019

www.ChsWomenInBusiness.com | www.ChsWomenInRE.com 26 - WIB O ptometrist Dr. Emily Curry likes interacting with her patients — listening and taking time to understand the real issues, while also identifying and finding solutions to any visual problems. Dr. Curry opened Sweetgrass Eyecare in 2014 and has since been caring for individuals from all stages of life. “We get to know the patients and their families,” she said. “Watching the kids grow up is a nice experience.” She praises her staff and notes their contributions to the success of Sweetgrass Eyecare. “They are smart and efficient and provide a high quality of care,” she said, adding that they are “very detailed and help figure out the best solutions for our patients.” Optometry and photography have much in common, and, when Dr. Curry is away from the office, she takes lots of pictures. She enjoys spending time out of doors — practicing photography, hiking and observing nature with her three children, ages 9, 6 and 4. Dr. Curry also enjoys cooking healthy plant-based meals for her family. She said, “Nutrition is the key to the overall health of the body and is beneficial for the eyes in particular.” In addition to healthy eating, annual visual exams are important. They help identify eye diseases early — something Dr. Curry is dedicated to doing. Dr. Emily Curry Sweetgrass Eyecare 3070 Highway 17 N., Suite 201 Mount Pleasant 843-352-9977 www.sweetgrasseyecare.com BY FRANCES J. PEARCE Photo by Jenn Cady. Women In Medicine (843) 352-9977 3070 Hwy 17 N, Suite 201 | Mount Pleasant, SC 29466 www.SweetgrassEyecare.com Eye Care for a Lifetime From 6 months old to retirement...we are here to serve you! O ering customizable, eco-friendly eyewear and the latest in contact lens technology for all ages. Dr. Emily Curry Optometrist "I've worn glasses since the third grade. is is one of the reasons I have a passion for helping people with their eye care needs"

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