Dr. Erinn Tolomei 2026 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203

Welcome to the practice of Dr. Erinn Tolomei, located at 2026 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203. Our health-focused practice is dedicated to promoting healthy vision habits and educating our patients on how to protect their eyes for a lifetime. We believe that your overall health plays a crucial role in maintaining good vision, and we take the time to discuss your diet, exercise habits, stress levels, and other factors that can impact your eye health.

Our team is passionate about early detection and prevention, thoroughly assessing your eye health to identify any signs of potential issues before they become more serious. Led by Dr. Pusz, our practice adopts an integrated approach to eye care. As a wife, mother, and active yoga instructor, Dr. Pusz balances mind, body, and soul, promoting this holistic approach through her medical practice. She is a graduate of Penn State and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, with extensive experience from her externship in Bethel, Alaska, and her primary care residency at The Eye Institute in Philadelphia, PA. An active member of the American Optometric Association, Dr. Pusz has received Clinical Excellence in Low Vision and Pediatrics and is the founding member of a Women’s Optometry Focus group. She specializes in the treatment of chronic dry eye, pediatric services, and eye disorders such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and corneal issues.

Dr. Tolomei is thrilled to return to her hometown and offer her expertise to the Pittsburgh community. She enjoys cooking, trying new foods, traveling, the outdoors, and spending time with her husband, daughter, and family. Dr. Tolomei specializes in pediatric care, the treatment of eye diseases, and myopia management.

Our practice hours are:

- Monday: 8am – 6pm

- Tuesday: 11:30am – 7pm

- Wednesday: 8am – 5pm

- Thursday: 8am – 6pm

- Friday: 8am – 4pm

- Saturday & Sunday: Closed

We look forward to serving you and helping you maintain optimal eye health for a lifetime.