Here are five key notes:
1. The new center is designed with seven exam rooms, a surgical room for outpatient surgery and diagnostic equipment.
2. The center is expected to treat up to 25,000 patients per year.
3. The 3,500-square-foot center finally opened six years after the project began.
4. Equipment at the center includes lasers, ophthalmic ultrasound, corneal topography and ophthalmic computerized topography.
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