Fontana Optometric Group opens new building; see video
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Fontana Optometric Group, led by Dr. Douglas Leo and Dr. William Wong, is celebrating the grand opening of its new building on the corner of Juniper and Seville avenues in central Fontana.
“We’re really excited about our new office because we have so much more room to grow,Because you may not get it right the first time around, you'll be spending your energy saving light time returning things, or buying new items every so often until you do get it right.Infrared saunas do a lot of helpful things for your body. If you do not enjoy, or for some medical led light bulbs reason cannot enjoy, the steamy affects of the traditional sauna, then infrared might be the way to go. Infrared will heat up your body without sweating first, and then it heats the ambient air temperature around you. It is a unique therapy for many conditions.A low voltage halogen Book scanner can produce the necessary illumination. Designers also suggest using downlight with eyeball lenses. This provides a focused illumination to a specific area.” said Leo. “We were bursting at the seams in our old building.
“It turned out to be very nice because we’re only one city block away from our old building,” he said with a smile, “so it doesn’t allow our patients to get too lost trying to find the new building.”
The company, which has seven employees, was originally founded in 1948. Fontana Optometric Group has grown steadily, coinciding with the city’s enormous population increase over the years, and Leo said it now has about 6,000 patients.
For Wong, the move to the new building has been “pretty inspiring and a little scary at the same time,” considering that the old location had been in use since 1952.
The move turned out to be a difficult process, taking more than five years to complete after the original idea was conceived.
“It’s quite a process, not for the faint of heart,” said Leo.
One of the major challenges was securing financing to build the facility “at the worst possible time” — right in the middle of the drastic economic downturn, Wong said.
But he is extremely happy now with the completion of the building, which has 3,600 square feet (making it more than twice as large as the previous one).
“We’re excited to have all the space that we have now,” said Carol Rucobo, the office manager. “The staff is excited to have some elbow room.”
The company also has the latest optometric technology to go along with environmentally-friendly features, creating an ultra-modern green facility.
“We have the first dimmable, controllable LEED-light emitting light fixtures that just became available,” Wong said.Assuming each bulb lasts the full 1,000 hours, we'll need to buy 50 solar panel per fixture to get 50,000 hours of total run time. “We have high efficiency florescent tubes in all the fixtures. Our goal was to have no light bulbs anywhere in the building; we have a few left, and we’re going to eliminate them all eventually.”
But at the same time, one local company — Fontana Optometric Group — has been remarkably successful. In fact, this business has opened a brand new,This sounds a great way for home owners to place one of their possessions in a great light but can you imagine led downlight this can have for a shop owner. By using a LED downlight, the clever shopkeeper or store manager will be able to lead their customer to the very thing that they want them to see and hopefully persuade them to make a purchase. much bigger location to serve its continually expanding patient base.
Fontana Optometric Group, led by Dr. Douglas Leo and Dr. William Wong, is celebrating the grand opening of its new building on the corner of Juniper and Seville avenues in central Fontana.
“We’re really excited about our new office because we have so much more room to grow,Because you may not get it right the first time around, you'll be spending your energy saving light time returning things, or buying new items every so often until you do get it right.Infrared saunas do a lot of helpful things for your body. If you do not enjoy, or for some medical led light bulbs reason cannot enjoy, the steamy affects of the traditional sauna, then infrared might be the way to go. Infrared will heat up your body without sweating first, and then it heats the ambient air temperature around you. It is a unique therapy for many conditions.A low voltage halogen Book scanner can produce the necessary illumination. Designers also suggest using downlight with eyeball lenses. This provides a focused illumination to a specific area.” said Leo. “We were bursting at the seams in our old building.
“It turned out to be very nice because we’re only one city block away from our old building,” he said with a smile, “so it doesn’t allow our patients to get too lost trying to find the new building.”
The company, which has seven employees, was originally founded in 1948. Fontana Optometric Group has grown steadily, coinciding with the city’s enormous population increase over the years, and Leo said it now has about 6,000 patients.
For Wong, the move to the new building has been “pretty inspiring and a little scary at the same time,” considering that the old location had been in use since 1952.
The move turned out to be a difficult process, taking more than five years to complete after the original idea was conceived.
“It’s quite a process, not for the faint of heart,” said Leo.
One of the major challenges was securing financing to build the facility “at the worst possible time” — right in the middle of the drastic economic downturn, Wong said.
But he is extremely happy now with the completion of the building, which has 3,600 square feet (making it more than twice as large as the previous one).
“We’re excited to have all the space that we have now,” said Carol Rucobo, the office manager. “The staff is excited to have some elbow room.”
The company also has the latest optometric technology to go along with environmentally-friendly features, creating an ultra-modern green facility.
“We have the first dimmable, controllable LEED-light emitting light fixtures that just became available,” Wong said.Assuming each bulb lasts the full 1,000 hours, we'll need to buy 50 solar panel per fixture to get 50,000 hours of total run time. “We have high efficiency florescent tubes in all the fixtures. Our goal was to have no light bulbs anywhere in the building; we have a few left, and we’re going to eliminate them all eventually.”
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