IRIS Acquires Two New Optometry Clinics in Quebec

Wednesday, November 4 2015 | 00 h 00 min | News

IRIS The Visual Group, one of the most respected eye care companies in North America, is excited to announce the acquisition of two new locations in Sherbrooke and Rock Forest, QC.

“I am particularly proud of the acquisition of Dr. Poulin’s two optometry clinics in Sherbrooke and Rock Forest. IRIS will continue its expansion in Quebec and across Canada looking for eye care professionals of the same caliber as Dr. Poulin and his team, who like us, want Canadians to Experience Better Vision” – Dr. Michael Chaiken, Vice-President, Business Development & Regulatory Affairs.

These locations, previously known under the brand Espace Vue will begin operating as IRIS as of this month. With this new acquisition, we are also pleased to welcome optometrists; Dr. Éric Poulin, (Optometrist & owner of L’Espace Vue) and Dr. Manon Lavergne to the IRIS Network.

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