Cullom Eye & Laser Center Adopts 2 - Mile - Stretch Highway; Joins VDOT's "Adopt a Highway Program

Online, October 9, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Cullom eye and laser center, the Williamsburg based Ophthalmology Practice, has announced the adoption of a two mile stretch highway to become a willing sponsor of VDOT's ambitious "Adopt a Highway Program".

This highway stretch adoption, extending on route 199 from Monticello Ave to John Tyler parkway reiterates Cullom Eye & Laser Center's continued efforts to guarantee a cleaner, healthier and pollution free environment for the present and future generations.

"Adopt a Highway Program" also known as "sponsor- a -highway" is a promotional initiative undertaken by several US and Canadian states / provinces to encourage volunteers to keep a stretch of highway free of litter.

Focused on cleaning, enhancing and preserving the state's environment, sponsors of the program are expected to clean up their respective 2 mile stretch highway at least three times per year in return for due recognition and an option to display their names openly.

Roadside litter apart from being a health hazard also raises serious environmental issues and is a drag on provincial efforts to guarantee its citizens a cleaner and greener habitat.

Employees of Cullom Eye & Laser Center wholeheartedly took part in this highway clean up drive held on May 20, 2011; they were soon joined by other community volunteers - all driven by their desire to maintain a clean, green and healthier environment.

The very motive that's been the driving spirit for Cullom Eye & Laser Center for all these years - to provide the community at large with comprehensive and customized Ophthalmology services, including LASIK surgery and cataract surgery, with a personalized and humane touch, also goes in to this highway cleanliness drive.

At the Cullom Eye & Laser Center, patients also receive a comprehensive array of eye-care services, to include the most advanced treatments for Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Neuro-Ophthalmology and Retina related disorders.