Anjali Palvia Shah, OD, of VisionQuest Eyecare, has been selected as a Myopia Ambassador by Treehouse Eyes, the nation’s leading provider dedicated exclusively to pediatric myopia management. The new initiative is designed to support optometrists through peer-to-peer clinical guidance and practice implementation support.
The program brings together a select group of experienced Treehouse Eyes partner doctors who have demonstrated leadership and driven practice growth in pediatric myopia management. These ambassadors will support fellow Treehouse Eyes doctors in their regions by sharing clinical insights, supporting practice implementation and fostering collaboration within the growing Treehouse Eyes network.
“Treehouse Eyes has always believed that advancing myopia management requires a strong community of doctors learning from one another,” said Matt Oerding, CEO and Co-Founder of Treehouse Eyes. “Our Myopia Ambassadors represent some of the most experienced and forward-thinking optometrists in the country. By empowering them to support their peers, we are strengthening the entire community of providers committed to helping children with myopia.”
Ambassadors will support fellow doctors through peer discussions, clinical guidance and practice development insights. The program is designed to accelerate the adoption of best practices in myopia management while helping practices deliver better patient outcomes and build sustainable specialty services.
“Many optometrists want to expand their myopia management programs but benefit greatly from learning directly from colleagues who have successfully implemented these services,” said Michelle Carrasquillo, Director of Practice Development at Treehouse Eyes. “Our Myopia Ambassadors bring real-world experience and a passion for collaboration that will help more doctors confidently grow their programs and treat more children.”
Dr. Shah treats myopia at VisionQuest Eyecare’s Fishers office and has been taking care of patients in the Fishers community for more than 14 years. After graduating from the State University of New York College of Optometry with her Doctor of Optometry, Dr. Shah received advanced training in pediatrics and ocular diseases through her internship and residency.
