3 Best Pediatric Optometrists in Washington, DC

“Dr. Steven Abraham completed his Doctor of Optometry degree from the prestigious New England College of Optometry in Boston. His primary focus is contact lenses, ocular disease, and surgical co-management. His valuable clinical experience includes the Brockton Veterans Affairs Hospital, the New England Eye Institute, and the Eye Centers of South Florida in Miami. Dr. Steven Abraham has provided exceptional eye care services at Washington Eye Doctors. Washington Eye Doctors use advanced technology to diagnose eye diseases and vision conditions in their earliest stages, ensuring patients receive timely treatment.”

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“Dr. Maliha Saeed is a Board-Certified Optometrist who obtained her doctorate from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, MA. She is interested in primary care optometry, contact lenses, ocular disease, and surgical co-management. Dr. Maliha Saeed has completed externships in Contact lenses at the Hudson Valley Veterans Affairs Hospital in New York and the ophthalmology clinic at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, MD. Her clinical experience includes training at the Hudson Valley Veterans Affairs Hospital in New York, a specialty contact lens practice in Silicon Valley, CA, and the ophthalmology clinic at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore. Dr. Maliha Saeed is practicing at Visionary Eye Doctors.”

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“Dr. Matthew Wen completed his bachelor's degree in Biology at UMass Amherst. He completed his Doctor of Optometry at MCPHS University. Dr. Wen has more than 5 years of experience in general eye care and contact lens fitting. He is a member of the American Optometric Association. Dr. Matthew Wen is a board-certified optometrist in New York, Virginia and Washington D.C. He takes pride in building lasting relationships with his patients. He provides extremely high-quality eye care services and products. Dr. Matthew Wen uses the latest technology in eye care to detect the earliest signs of ocular disease and make accurate diagnoses.”

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