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The Eye Team Addressing the eye care needs for your entire family. DR. ASHLEY R. SHIELDS

Dr. Ashley R. Dr. Sheilds is currently excepting new patients. DR. SARAH R.

Shields, formly Ashley Lynn is a 2001 graduate from West Muskingum High School. After high school Dr. Shields moved to Columbus, Ohio to attend The Ohio State University where she earned her Bachelor's of Science degree in Human Nutrition. She then attended Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida where she earned her Doctor of Optometry Degree in 2012. Dr. Sheilds completed severa

l interships including those at the Nova Eye Care Clinic with advanced diseases, contact lenses, pediatric, and primary eye care. She also completed two externships with The Groups of Ophthalmologists at Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute and Eye Centers of South Florida. Dr. Shields recently returned to the Zanesville area and married her high school sweetheart Jody Shields. In Dr. Shields spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, friends, travelling, and watching movies. DR. KELLY RYEN

Dr. Kelly Ryen is a 1996 graduate and Valedictorian of her class at Pickerington High School. She did her undergraduate studies in Biology at Kent State University in Kent, OH. She then attended The Ohio State University College of Optometry and graduated Cum Laude in 2003 with her Doctor of Optometry degree. Dr. Ryen has practiced in a number of different optometric settings during her optometry career. She also spent time in contact lens research. She was a co-investigator on contact lens compatibility with different contact lens solutions and the affect on the cornea and was published for her work. She joined Sunrise Vision Clinic in February 2015 and became co owner of the new Zanesville Vision Care in January 2016. Dr. Ryen is currently accepting new patients. She enjoys seeing patients of all ages. Dr. Ryen enjoys fitting contact lenses, managing glaucoma and macular degeneration and pediatrics. Dr. Ryen is member of the American Optometric Association and the Ohio Optometric Association. She belonged to Epsilon Psi Epsilon and Golden Key Society while in Optometry School. Dr. Ryen enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Her hobbies include exercise, traveling, crafting, baking and reading. SCALLEY

Dr. Scalley grew up in a small town on the Ohio River called Toronto. She graduated from Toronto High School in 2002 as Valedictorian of her class. She went on to attend Otterbein College, a small liberal arts school in Westerville Ohio, just outside of Columbus. She graduated from Otterbein with honors in 2006 with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Life Science. She then went on to study optometry at Ohio State University and received her Doctor of Optometry Degree in June 2011. Dr. Scalley joined Sunrise Vision Clinic in July 2011. Dr. Scalley is currently welcoming patients of all ages. She works with patients who have glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and keratoconus, as well as many other eye conditions. She also enjoys fitting patients into different types of contact lenses, including those for astigmatism and for patients who need bifocals. Dr. Scalley moved to Zanesville in July of 2012 after living in the Columbus area for nine years. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, knitting and crocheting, traveling, and playing with her three dogs, a Boston Terrier, and two Siberian Huskies. Dr. Scalley is a member of the Ohio Optometric Association and the American Optometric Association. She belonged to the Theta Nu sorority at Otterbein as well as the Epsilon Psi Epsilon fraternity at Ohio State.

👀 Your eyes don't all follow the same schedule.One of the most common questions eye doctors hear is, "How often should I...
07/30/2026

👀 Your eyes don't all follow the same schedule.

One of the most common questions eye doctors hear is, "How often should I have my eyes checked?" The answer depends on you.

📅 For many adults with healthy vision, an eye exam every two years may be appropriate.

👓 If you wear glasses or contact lenses, an annual exam helps ensure your prescription is up to date and your eyes stay healthy.

💙 Adults 60 and older should also plan for yearly exams, and people with conditions like diabetes or certain eye diseases may need to be seen more often.

Routine eye exams aren't just about seeing clearly—they're about catching changes early, often before you notice symptoms.

When it's time for your next exam, The Eye Team is here to help you keep your vision at its best.

👀 Here's a question that doesn't get asked very often...When was the last time you looked farther than your phone or com...
07/28/2026

👀 Here's a question that doesn't get asked very often...

When was the last time you looked farther than your phone or computer screen?

Many of us spend hours every day focused on things just inches from our eyes. Taking a few moments to look across the yard, out a window, or at the horizon can give your eyes a chance to shift focus throughout the day.

It's a small habit that can help break up long stretches of screen time—and your eyes may appreciate the change.

What are you looking at right now...a screen or a view? 🌳☀️

Some of the smallest details can make the biggest difference.A slight change in your prescription. A better-fitting pair...
07/27/2026

Some of the smallest details can make the biggest difference.

A slight change in your prescription. A better-fitting pair of frames. Catching an eye condition before it affects your vision.

Good eye care isn't always about dramatic changes—it's about making everyday life a little clearer, a little more comfortable, and a lot less frustrating.

If you've been squinting, dealing with tired eyes, or simply can't remember your last eye exam, it might be time to give your vision the attention it deserves. 👓✨

👀 Quick question...When was the last time you looked at something far away and realized it wasn't as clear as it used to...
07/23/2026

👀 Quick question...

When was the last time you looked at something far away and realized it wasn't as clear as it used to be?

Vision changes often happen so gradually that they're easy to overlook. If road signs seem a little blurrier, subtitles are getting harder to read, or you're squinting more than you used to, your eyes might be telling you it's time for a check-in.

Sometimes the little changes are worth paying attention to. ✨

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📚✏️ Summer is flying by... and before you know it, the first day of school will be here.As you're checking off school su...
07/22/2026

📚✏️ Summer is flying by... and before you know it, the first day of school will be here.

As you're checking off school supplies, new shoes, and backpacks, don't forget to schedule your child's annual eye exam. Clear, comfortable vision plays an important role in reading, learning, participating in class, and building confidence throughout the school year.

Getting an appointment on the calendar now can help you avoid the last-minute rush in August and start the school year with one less thing to worry about. 👓✨

👀 Have you ever noticed tiny spots, specks, or what looks like cobwebs drifting across your vision?These are often calle...
07/21/2026

👀 Have you ever noticed tiny spots, specks, or what looks like cobwebs drifting across your vision?

These are often called eye floaters, and in many cases they're a normal part of aging. A few occasional floaters usually aren't cause for concern.

However, if you suddenly notice a large increase in floaters, see flashes of light, or feel like a curtain is coming over part of your vision, don't wait. Those symptoms could signal a more serious eye problem and should be evaluated by an eye doctor as soon as possible.

Knowing the difference between what's common and what's urgent can help protect your vision.

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👓 Happy Monday! Here's a little challenge...Take a look around your desk, your kitchen, or wherever you are right now. H...
07/20/2026

👓 Happy Monday! Here's a little challenge...

Take a look around your desk, your kitchen, or wherever you are right now. How many pairs of glasses can you spot? 😄

Reading glasses, sunglasses, computer glasses, the "good pair," the backup pair in the car... somehow they all have a way of multiplying!

No matter which pair helps you get through the day, having eyewear that fits your lifestyle makes all the difference. Whether you're reading, working, driving, or enjoying time outdoors, the right lenses can make everyday moments a little clearer and a lot more comfortable.

Here's to seeing Monday from the best perspective possible!

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👁️ Good vision is important—but healthy eyes are the foundation.Many common eye diseases develop gradually and may not c...
07/16/2026

👁️ Good vision is important—but healthy eyes are the foundation.

Many common eye diseases develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms in their early stages. That's why regular comprehensive eye exams are about more than updating your prescription—they're an important part of protecting your long-term eye health.

Early detection can make a meaningful difference, giving you the best opportunity to preserve your vision for years to come. Schedule your routine eye exam and give your eyes the attention they deserve. ✨

👓 Contacts have come a long way—and they're not one-size-fits-all.Whether you spend long hours at a computer, enjoy an a...
07/15/2026

👓 Contacts have come a long way—and they're not one-size-fits-all.

Whether you spend long hours at a computer, enjoy an active lifestyle, or simply want an alternative to glasses, today's contact lenses are available in a variety of options designed to fit different eyes and different needs.

The right fit isn't just about seeing clearly—it's about staying comfortable from morning until night. A professional contact lens evaluation helps ensure you're wearing lenses that work for your vision, your eyes, and your lifestyle.

👓 Think your vision hasn't changed because you can still read the eye chart?Clear vision is only one part of a healthy e...
07/14/2026

👓 Think your vision hasn't changed because you can still read the eye chart?

Clear vision is only one part of a healthy eye exam. Routine visits can help detect changes in your eye health long before they begin to affect the way you see. Many common eye conditions develop gradually and may not have noticeable symptoms in the early stages.

Whether it's been a year or a little longer since your last exam, taking time for your eye health today can help protect your vision for years to come.

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