Welcome Stefanie Haines, OD!

We are excited to welcome Stefanie Haines, OD to our practice! She will start seeing patients at our Mullica Hill location in September 2024!

Dr. Haines completed her undergraduate work at Rutgers University and continued on to complete a combined Master's in Vision Sciences and Doctorate of Optometry at SUNY Optometry in New York City. During her training, she was inducted into the Beta Sigma Kappa Honors Society and completed rotations at the University Eye Center and the Philadelphia VA Medical Center, with a strong focus on ocular disease. Dr. Haines has been practicing for over 10 years in the South Jersey area.

When she is not working, she enjoys yoga and spending time with her husband and three children. Dr. Haines is currently accepting new patients at both offices.

Call to schedule your appointment TODAY! 856-845-7968 or request one online.

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