05/08/2026
Thank you to Long Island Business News and the incredible Genn for beautifully capturing this exciting new chapter for OPTYX North Shore Vision in Port Washington.
After 39 years serving the Port Washington community, we are proud to officially welcome patients and families to our new home at 102 Main Street. This moment represents decades of dedication to vision care, innovation, style, and community connection.
A special thank you to the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce, town officials, community leaders, and everyone who joined us for such a meaningful ribbon-cutting ceremony. Your support made this day incredibly special for our entire team.
Under the leadership of eyewear industry veteran Harvey Ross — who has spent more than 60 years helping shape the global eyewear industry — OPTYX continues its mission of combining advanced eye care with world-class eyewear and meaningful community impact.
We are especially proud to launch our “Gift of Sight” initiative alongside Dr. Melissa Carr and the Port Washington School District to help identify children in need of eye exams, frames, and lenses because clear vision plays a critical role in learning and confidence.
We are also honored to introduce our First Responders Program in support of the new Port Washington police station and the men and women who serve this community every day.
And a personal thank you again to Adina Genn. So many journalists today simply report the facts and move on — but this story felt different. You took the time to truly understand the heart behind what we are building in Port Washington, the people behind it, and the deeper purpose driving this next chapter. That meant a great deal to all of us.
The future is bright, and we are honored to continue Framing New Yorkers Since 1971.
Optyx New York, a luxury eyewear and eye exam provider, has opened a new location at 102 Main Street in Port Washington, its 13th in New York. Another Optyx is slated to open in East Hills this summer. The company is led by Harvey Ross, who said he spent 60 years in the industry, first