John J. Kelley Associates

Employee size

11-50

Headquarters

Towson, MD

John J. Kelley Associates is a family-owned ocular prosthetics practice that custom-fits and fabricates artificial eyes and related prostheses. Serving patients for more than 60 years, the company is staffed by second- and third-generation ocularists and has pursued polymer-chemistry research and product innovation in ocularistry for more than 30 years.

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