Meet Dr. Bell | Mid Atlantic Cornea Consultants

Meet Dr. Sarah Bell

Dr. Sarah L. Bell, O.D. is our optometrist and contact lens specialist in York, PA. She accepts patients by referral for fitting of specialty contact lens fitting for keratoconus and corneal irregularity, as well as the medical treatment and management of corneal disease. By using specialty contact lenses to rehabilitate a diseased ocular surface, Dr. Bell can provide better vision and better corneal health to patients who suffer a wide array of corneal diseases such as limbal stem cell deficiency, graft vs host disease, corneal scarring and many others.

Dr. Bell is a residency trained ocular disease and low vision optometrist, trained at the Lebanon VA Medical Center in Lebanon, PA.

She completed her undergraduate studies in Biological Sciences at the University of Delaware and completed her Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, graduating with clinical honors in 2012.

Her previous clinical experience includes working with the Penn State Hershey Medical Center Ophthalmology Clinic and the Lebanon VA Medical Center. She has trained under Douglas J. Lavenburg, M.D., P.A. in Newark, DE; contact lens specialist Dr. Paul Klein in Fort Lauderdale, FL, the Detroit VA Medical Center, the Optometric Institute and Clinic of Metro Detroit, and the Naval Branch Health Clinic in Groton, CT.

Dr. Bell resides in Lancaster, PA with her husband, Dan, and two daughters. She serves as Secretary for the Lancaster County Optometric Society and is a committee member for the Pennsylvania Optometric Association Diabetic Eye Health Alliance.

Testimonials

Incredible! The staff and doctors are just beyond brilliant. Kind, friendly, patient, informative. I couldn't ask for better and I don't think better exists. Absolutely would recommend to everyone without hesitation. Thank you all for everything.

Lucy H. | May, 2024

5 year update.
As a former -10 diopter glasses-wearer, the team here gave me the freedom live life. No more nagging concerns of 'Do I have enough contacts?' or 'How will I wear my glasses while doing _________?'. Going through my 20s without glasses is amazing!
Thank you for the ICL surgery! I am grateful every single day.

Allison M. | February, 2024