Dr. O’Neal grew up locally and attended Lower Dauphin High School. After graduating from Penn State University, she left Happy Valley to attend The Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia, where she graduated with high academic and clinical honors. Dr. O’Neal received additional certification for her concentrated studies in pediatrics and vision therapy. When she’s not at the office, she’s embracing her most important role – being a mom to her two daughters, Heidi and Adalie. Outside of work and motherhood, Dr. O’Neal enjoys listening to classical music and experimenting in the kitchen.

Dr. Williams is a native of New Castle, PA where she attended Neshannock High School. After graduating from Ohio Northern University with a Bachelor of Science, she attended the Pennsylvania College of Optometry and received honors for her work in pediatrics. Dr. Williams resides in South Hanover Twp. where she enjoys working in her yard, cooking, and reading. She loves to travel and is always looking for a new adventure and new things to learn. Most of her patients know her to be an avid animal lover. She is also ready to show off pictures of her niece and nephew, Mira and Nick.

Dr. Govelovich is a graduate of Central Dauphin East High School and earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Shippensburg University, followed by her optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. She then completed a primary care residency at The Eye Institute in Philadelphia. Dr. Govelovich is dedicated to serving the community and has volunteered with church organizations, SOSH, Vision Resources, and Eyes of Hope. Outside of the office, she enjoys reading, traveling, attending Broadway musicals and concerts, playing games, and spending time with family and close friends. She believes that kindness matters and strives to bring that philosophy into both her professional and personal life.

Dr. Bloom is a native of Three Springs in Huntingdon County where she attended Southern Huntingdon County High School. Dr. Bloom graduated from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia. She lives in Lower Paxton Township with her husband, Eric.  Dr. Bloom has two kids: Zach,  a graduate of West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV, and Margaret, a student also at WVU.Not unsurprisingly, Dr. Bloom is an avid supporter (and season ticket holder) of the West Virginia Mountaineers football and basketball teams, and an even bigger supporter of the Pride of West Virginia, the Mountaineer Marching Band, where Zach was the Tuba Section Leader and Margaret played the baritone. Dr. Bloom is also a big fan of the South Harrison High School band program in Lost Creek, WV, where Zach is now the Director of Bands.  She also roots for the Central Dauphin Ram Band program here in Harrisburg.