the fourth applicant is for your eyes only optometry. was founded in 1983.e provided -- they were especially important for people with aids. with a weakened immune system, they were at high risk of infections that commonly lead to blindness. he became sick from aids and passed away in 1992. before he passed he founded doctor kathleen kennedy to take it over. she started seeing patients and running the practice under the mentorship. she purchased the business in 1991. the business serves everyone, but it is notable that in the early years, 90% of for your eyes only patients were gay men and presently 60% of the patients identify as male at approximately 80% identify as lgbtq. most patients do live or work in the castro. staff is recommending approval of the applications and we are recommending the following features of the business for protection. high-quality optometric care, high-quality eyewear, original interior features including rounded wall corners, mouldings and hardwood floors. that takes us to our next application. it is a nonprofit senior service a

hands down, 10 times maybe 100 times better. >> reporter: only seven optometry schools in the u.s.ave this type of technology. with midwestern university in glendale boasting one of the largest labs. just ask megan, a third-year student doctor. >> when i was 13 in eighth grade, i had an eye exam and my eye doctor was phenomenal. and she really inspired me. she explained everything she was doing and i was like, i could totally do this for the rest of my life. >> reporter: megan as having the vr head to be able to look at the back of the eyes makes health complications like diabetes, hypertension, glaucoma and cancer much easier. >> it's a difficult skill to learn. it normally takes 3 to 6 months. having this anytime we wanted to get more practice in it has honestly been a game changer. >> reporter: kelsey harrigan, also in her third year, says her father, a retired optometrist, is her inspiration. and have a new technology like this only fuels her passion. >> i like the lifestyle that you get with optometry as far as balancing work and home. it's so interesting. the eye tells you so