Delaware is more than where we practice. It’s our community. Dr. Ame Cline and our team believe that being a local, independent practice means finding meaningful ways to show up beyond the exam room.
Caring for more than eyes
Giving Back to The Delaware Community
Helping more people access healthy vision
Volunteer Eye Care With Grace Clinic
Dr. Cline volunteers with Grace Clinic each month to provide eye care for uninsured and underinsured members of our community. It’s an opportunity to make essential eye care more accessible to people who may otherwise have difficulty receiving it.
For Dr. Cline, caring for eye health is also about caring for the person behind the eyes. Volunteering locally is one way she can put that philosophy into action.
From school to Seniors
Supporting Eye Health At Every Age
Staying connected to your eye health becomes increasingly important as you age. Approximately once or twice each year, Dr. Cline participates in local senior-center health fairs, giving community members another opportunity to learn about their eyes and the importance of ongoing care.
Dr. Cline also visits local schools to introduce children to eye health in a friendly, age-appropriate way. These presentations teach kids why taking care of their eyes matters while helping make future visits to an eye doctor feel a little more familiar and a lot less intimidating.
Our walls belong to the community
Celebrating Local Artists at The Eye Care Studio
When The Eye Care Studio was designed, space was intentionally created to showcase the creativity found throughout our community. Our in-office gallery features work from local artists, with new exhibits rotating approximately every quarter.
Depending on the featured artist or group, we may also host gallery events that bring people together to experience the work and meet the creators behind it.
