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Dr. Antwi was born in Ghana, West Africa before moving to Springfield, Massachusetts. She attended the Westfield State University for her undergraduate studies where she earned an honors degree in biology, as well as receiving minors in chemistry and general science. Dr. Antwi earned her Doctorate of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, Massachusetts. The education at The New England College of Optometry included externships at multiple veteran hospitals also provided a focused education in ocular disease, focusing on glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, as well as hard-to-fit contact lenses. She obtained clinical honors in contact lenses and low vision. As a passionate provider, Dr. Antwi provides exceptional care to every patient in her chair. She believes that eye health, vision comfort, and style are a fundamental right for every patient. Her compassion and motivation for patient-centered care ensure the best eye care for your family. Outside of her clinical activities, she spends time answering all the questions her two toddlers have and if she has any time after that traveling the world and eating exotic food with her husband. Fun fact: Dr. Antwi is fluent in Twi and can also complete eye examinations in Spanish, Portuguese and on a good day French.

Dr. Brittany Strebig was born in Portland, Oregon and raised in Wausau, Wisconsin. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in 2013 from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Dr. Strebig went on to receive her Doctorate of Optometry and graduated with honors from MCPHS School of Optometry in 2018. During her time at MCPHS in Worcester Massachusetts, Dr. Strebig was involved in many optometric organizations including Student Volunteers Optometric Services to Humanity, which afforded her the opportunity to travel to Nicaragua for a mission trip. She was also an executive board member of the Beta Sigma Kappa International Optometric Honor Society. The education at MCPHS College of Optometry included specialties in ocular disease, contact lens, and primary care. During her final clinical rotation she earned the Award of Excellence in Contact Lens Patient Care. She is currently a member of the American Optometric Association and Connecticut Optometric Association. Dr. Strebig's areas of interest include specialty contact lenses, ocular disease and primary eye care. She enjoys specialty lens fits utilizing the latest technologies. In her spare time she enjoys traveling, baking, eating at local restaurants, spending time with loved ones  and training her new puppy Luna !