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Gaio President of Its Consumer Vision DivisionFriday March 10, 5:44 pm ET WATERBURY, Conn., March 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - OptiCare Eye Health Centers, Inc.

announced today that David G.

Gaio has been promoted to President of OptiCare's Consumer Vision Division, effective February 28, 2006.

Mr.

Gaio, 42, will oversee the day-to-day operating affairs of OptiCare Eye Health Centers, Inc., a Waterbury-based eye care provider, which has 18 locations in Connecticut.

Mr.

Gaio will report to J.

David Pierson, Chief Executive Officer of Refac Optical Group (Amex: REF - News), OptiCare's parent company.Mr.

Gaio has been with OptiCare's Consumer Vision Division since 2003, most recently as its Executive Vice President.

Since joining OptiCare, Mr.

Gaio has led the Consumer Vision Division through continuous growth and improved profitability."This promotion is truly well deserved," Mr.

Pierson said today.

"David continues to show an insight into both the eye care and eyewear portio...

...Mr Harper, an engineer, added:"It has been traumatic, we were just trying to enjoy all the time we had with him." He was allowed to hold his son after six weeks and he fitted in the palm of his hand.

Noah, who now weight 8lbs 7oz, is the first child for Mr Harper and Mrs Harper, aged 26, of Blackthorne Avenue.

They visited Noah every day at hospital - he was treated at Walsall Manor, Walsgrave in Coventry, Birmingham Children's and New Cross in Wolverhampton - and he finally came home just over a week ago on Tuesday (February 28).

Mr Harper said:"I am very happy.

He's beautiful.

He has come on a treat.

"He's a really remarkable kid, he is very resilient.

He is a miracle." Page Top | Cannock Chronicle Index © Express & Star Ltd, 1997-2006 ...

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Corneal scars, Pterygium, Keratoconus, Lasik Complications, previous Radial Keratotomy, Corneal Transplants & Cataract surgery.

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Internationally recognized as a pioneer in the field of eye surgery, locally and worldwide, Ophthalmologist Arun Gulani of Jacksonville is forging new pathways to perfect vision.

He performed the first artificial corneal transplant in the entire State of Florida.

Introducing Corneoplastique™, Dr.Gulani explained that this approach uses a full spectrum of surface eye surgeries singly or in stages to aim for perfecting vision in patients with corneal scars by preparing their cornea for final sculpting using the Excimer Laser (same laser used for Lasik surgery) in a therapeutic form irrespective of the cause of the scar (ie.

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