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A Vision for the Family
 The
area’s eye clinic – Mason
County Eye Clinic – was purchased from long-time ophthalmologist, Mark R Corley, M.D., by Public
Hospital District No. 1, the governing body of Mason General
Hospital, Oakland Bay Pediatrics and North Mason Medical Clinic.
Dr. Corley had a very successful, compassionate and well-respected
clinic since establishing it in 1987, when he moved here to
provide medical eye care.
What Dr. Corley started, Public Hospital
District No. 1 plans to continue – the “Corley
Quality of Care” for routine eye exams, diagnosis and
treatment of eye diseases, treatment of glaucoma, cataract
and diabetes-related cases, emergent eye care and laser/surgical
procedures.
Mason County Eye Clinic is staffed by ophthalmologist, Monica
Vuong, M.D.; Jo MacGugan, a
certified ophthalmic technician; and Sally Radcliffe, office manger.
Learn more about Mason County Eye Clinic
To make
an appointment call (360) 426-8717
About our Doctor
Monica Vuong, M.D., was recently hired by Mason
County Eye Clinic as a full-time ophthalmologist
to care for patients of all ages. Her specialty is in surgery
and diseases of the eye and she brings experience in the management
of cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration.
She also performs cataract surgery and laser procedures.
"Dr. Vuong worked at the Eye Clinic as a ‘locum tenens’ (temporary),
and decided she liked the clinic and patients so well that she wanted to be
on staff. We are delighted that she has agreed to accept the full-time position,” said Terry Megiveron, clinic director for Public Hospital District
No. 1. "We
have received many positive comments about her."
Dr. Vuong grew up in the Seattle area and received her medical
degree from the University of Washington, Seattle. She did
her internship at the University of Massachusetts, and her
residency at Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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