Marshall Ophthalmology

01/07/2025

📣 Marshall Ophthalmology 👓 is hiring an Office Coordinator! If you'd like to join our team visit the link below for the full job description. To apply, send your resume and a letter of interest to staff@marshalleyedoctor.com

www.marshalleyedoctor.com/hiring-office-coordinator

02/01/2024

Marshall Ophthalmology is proud to announce its partnership with CareHarmony, a Chronic Care Management services provider focused on empowering patients to better manage their chronic conditions. The Medicare-sponsored care coordination program is designed to give patients greater support and access to care between office visits, even while at home.

For more information, read more here:
marshalleyedoctor.com/new-chronic-care-management-partnership/

04/07/2023

Dr. Shannon Martin was recently voted ‘Best Eye Doctor’ for the 2023 LOVE Battle Creek and Calhoun County Awards organized by the Battle Creek Chamber.

The nomination and subsequent win was decided by over 3,500 votes, in which over 500 area businesses were nominated for their outstanding commitment and service to the Calhoun County community.

Thank you to every member of the community who supported Marshall Ophthalmology and Dr. Martin in this effort!!

07/13/2021

Dr. Shannon Martin recently selected the Fountain Clinic as her charity of choice for a $500 donation. In 2020, Dr. Martin was selected as Oaklawn’s 2019 Physician of the Year, an honor that allows the recipient to direct a $500 donation to any charity they would like. Click the link below to read more about the Fountain Clinic and Dr. Martin's donation.

https://marshalleyedoctor.com/dr-shannon-martin-of-marshall-ophthalmology-makes-500-donation-to-fountain-clinic/

06/03/2021

Elise Fitzmaurice is the founder of the Underrepresented Physician Blog. She's written some great posts about some amazing people - and I'm honored to be among those she has chosen to feature.

Click below to read the story and to discover some of Elise's other physician stories.

“Sometimes that means missing a few innings of the baseball game to do your best at work because that’s actually making family a priority by teaching your kids the value of hard work and the importance of taking care of people.” Hello everyone, welcome back, and happy Sunday! This is a very ex...

01/08/2021

The amount of time we spend on electronic devices has been on the rise for years, but perhaps never as much as now, when so many adults are working from home and so many kids are participating in virtual learning. Click below to read our latest blog post about screen time, blue light, and eye health.

https://marshalleyedoctor.com/screen-time-blue-light-and-eye-health/

05/20/2020

COVID-19 UPDATE

We are committed to the safety of our patients and staff. As we prepare to reopen, we have made significant changes to our business practices. We apologize for any inconvenience and kindly ask for your understanding.

Take a minute to review the link to our website below and find out what steps we are taking to keep our patients safe.

To reduce exposure, we are limiting appointments to patients with medical eye needs. We are currently scheduling or rescheduling all routine vision exams for the fall. If you have immediate vision needs, we may be able to extend your glasses and/or contact lens prescriptions until your next visit.

We request that if you have business that can be handled remotely via phone (e.g. paying a bill, requesting a prescription refill, or scheduling an appointment), you call the office at 269-781-4018. We would be happy to assist you.

It is our sincere pleasure to provide your eyecare. We appreciate your patience as we try to safely deliver the best possible eyecare during these difficult and unprecedented circumstances.

-Dr. Shannon Martin & the Staff of Marshall Ophthalmology

Per the latest guidelines and recommendations from the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), for the safety of our patients and staff, we have made significant changes to our business practices.