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Outlook Eyecare

Dr. Elisa Bano, OD is part of our professional staff at our
Hamilton office located on Whitehorse-Mercerville Road.
Outlook Eyecare is a full service optometry and ophthalmology
practice that participates with most major health and vision
care insurance plans. Outlook Eyecare offers comprehensive eye
exams for adults and pediatrics, contact lenses, low vision, ocular
disease, and urgent eye care.
Dr. Bano gives the highest level of attention to her patients.
In her own words: “Sight is one of the most precious senses and
being able to improve people’s life by maximizing their vision
makes optometry a gratifying career. My training has allowed
me to become a good clinician with prompt clinical thinking,
HTFD No. 9, Station 19 career staff Captain/EMT Aaron Heller, while always having the scientific curiosity that allows me to stay
firefighters/EMTs Fred Taylor, Dave Anderson and Patrick O’Reily pose current on treatments and advancements to optimize patient
with Engine 19. (Photo by Bob Sherman Jr.)
care. ” Dr. Bano joined Outlook Eyecare because she loves
working independently while supporting an existing growing
two hazardous conditions with no fire, damage the other a house fire on Gerard successful practice. Her key to success is always delivering
one service calls, two mutual aid cover Road with heavy fire damage on the sec-
assignments, 11 good intent calls and ond floor. This incident resulted in burn outstanding, better than-expected service.
nine false alarm or false calls. As of the injuries to the occupant. The cause of • PrescriPtion sunglasses • colored contact lenses
end of June, Station 18 has responded to the fire was listed as undetermined due Prior to joining Outlook Eyecare, Dr. Bano gained extensive
348 incidents. to the extensive damage. experience in the diagnosis, treatment, management, and co-
Volunteers Matthew Lee and Edgar The staff at District No. 9 reminds res-
Sarat successfully completed Spring idents to have a safe summer. Use your management of ocular disease, including diabetes, glaucoma,
Firefighter I course at the Mercer gas or charcoal grills carefully, swim macular degeneration, and ocular emergencies. She also
County Fire Academy. only in pools, not in creeks, streams or specializes in a variety of contact lens fittings, including post-
Hamilton Township Fire District rivers, do not leave your children unat-
No. 9–Groveville Fire Company tended around water or hot grills. Be LASIK ectasia, keratoconus, and post-corneal transplantation.
responded to 120 incidents in June. safe, and enjoy summer. Dr. Bano earned her Doctor of Optometry degree with clinical
They include eight fire calls, 45 Emer- Mercer County Fire Marshal’s
gency Medical Service incidents, six Office investigated one fire in June. honors from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Upon
motor vehicle accidents with injuries, East Windsor Fire District–June 7– graduation, she completed a post-doctoral residency at The Eye
four motor vehicle accidents with no Sutton Place. Fire originated on the
injuries, two extrication of victims from exterior side of a one story, wood frame, Institute in Philadelphia. She enjoys staying up-to-date on the
motor vehicle accidents, one trench/ group home for psychiatric patients in latest advances in the industry and is a member of the American
below grade rescue, seven hazardous a plastic planter filled with mulch. The Optometric Association.
conditions with no fire, three service planter was located down low directly
calls, one unauthorized burning, 23 against the building which had cedar Dr. Bano is also fluent in Albanian and Italian.
good intent calls and 20 false alarm or shakes as exterior finish. The fire
false calls. As of the end of June, Station started in the planter, and ignited the
19 has responded to 585 incidents. exposed cedar shake siding with smoke
On June 14 at 7 p.m. Engine 19, spreading throughout the interior. A
Ambulance 110, Medic 179 and Capi- rapid fire department response and Elisa Bano O.D.
tal Health Tour Chief dispatched to the knockdown narrowly prevented a more
area of 5735 S. Broad St. for a domestic extensive fire. The cause is listed as acci-
entrapment (person under a tractor). dental the result of carelessly discarded
Engine 19 arrived on location report- smoking materials by members of the HOuRs:
ing a male down a 30-foot embank- facility’s staff. Investigated by fire mar- MOndAy - FRidAy
ment. E19 requested Hamilton Special shal James Greschak.
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scene, Engine 16, Squad 12, Rescue 13 Director James McCann announced that
and Hamilton Chiefs. E19 reported no the Fire School Spring 2017 Firefighter OtHeR OFFiCes ARe
entrapment, SOC assignment for access I class had 17 graduates in June. Aaron LOCAted in PRinCetOn
and removal of the patient. Banka and Nicholas Cimino (West Tren-
Companies removed the patient via a ton), Domionic Diliberto (Slackwood), And MOnROe.
Stokes basket in conjunction with a haul- Andrew Field (New Egypt), Thomas
ing system. Patient was removed and Hammond (East Windsor No. 1),
transported to the hospital by EMS. Chief Mathew Lee and Edgar Sarat (Colonial),
Mark Antozzeski had Command and Zachary Lubertazzi (Jackson Mills),
Chief Steven Kraemer had operations. Janani Madhavan (Princeton Jct.),
The fire marshal, Michael Danbury, Andrew McCabe and Kyle Tepe (Mon-
completed 11 annual fire prevention roe Twp. Vol.), Blake Nabbia (Hope), dedicated ProFessionals, comPrehensiVe care
inspections in Fire Districts 6 and 9 find- Thomas Raday (West Windsor) and 2333 WHiteHORse-MeRCeRviLLe ROAd suite C
ing 15 violations. He also completed Isaac Shich (Pennington). JosePh shoVlin, md.
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