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Key takeaways
- New York optometrist contact lists may include names, practice locations, phone numbers, email addresses, specialties, and license information.
- Contact details can become outdated when providers move, retire, or change specialties.
- Before using a list, check its verification date, phone-number types, and treatment of active and inactive licenses.
- The New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions is the state’s optometrist licensing authority.
- Heartbeat.ai describes its healthcare contact data as covering optometrists and other eye care professionals.
Last updated: August 28, 2026
New York has optometrists working in eye doctor offices, optometry clinics, and specialty vision practices, from Buffalo to Manhattan. Pay comparisons should be checked against the latest federal wage data. Exact headcounts of licensed optometrists change as licenses are renewed, added, or retired, so treat any single number as a snapshot rather than a fixed figure.
Building an accurate, current list of optometrist contacts by hand can take time. Licensing sources provide license status, but may not include direct email addresses or cell numbers, and practice websites can become outdated. A contact database may help fill some of those gaps, but its coverage and freshness should be checked.
New York Optometrists Email List
What’s in a New York Optometrist Contact Record
Heartbeat.ai maintains a healthcare provider contact database that includes optometrists licensed in New York, alongside related eye care professionals. A typical record can include:
- Optometrist’s name
- New York practice location
- Work telephone number
- Cell phone number
- Email address
- Optometry specialization
- Years of experience
- Sole proprietor status
- New York license number
- Other states where the optometrist holds a license
- Fax number
- New York address of the eye doctor office
Why List Accuracy Matters for Outreach
Outdated contact data may waste outreach budget and affect deliverability if bounce rates rise. Before buying or using a list, check when it was last verified, whether phone numbers are cell or landline, and whether the source distinguishes active from inactive licenses. Older lists may include providers who have relocated, retired, or changed specialties.
New York Board of Optometry
Optometrists in New York are licensed through the New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions, which oversees licensing and professional conduct standards for the field. Check a provider’s license status with the state to confirm current authorization to practice.
Where New York Optometrists Practice
Optometrist contact records can typically be filtered by major New York metro areas, including New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers, Syracuse, and Albany, which makes it easier to target recruiting or sales outreach by region rather than working through a statewide list all at once.
How to Purchase the List of NY Eye Doctors
Beyond New York optometrist-specific lists, Heartbeat.ai provides healthcare and medical contact data covering optometrists, ophthalmologists, opticians, and other eye care professionals nationwide, searchable by state, specialty, and other filters.
See pricing here and sign up for Heartbeat.ai free trial today to get access to the email and contact list of New York optometrists.
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Frequently asked questions
What information may be included in a New York optometrist contact record?
The article lists possible fields such as a provider’s name, practice location, work and cell phone numbers, email address, specialty, experience, license number, other state licenses, and fax number.
How can I check whether a New York optometrist is authorized to practice?
Check the provider’s license status through the New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions.
What should I check before buying an optometrist contact list?
Check when the data was last verified, whether phone numbers are cell or landline, and whether the list distinguishes active from inactive licenses.
Does Heartbeat.ai cover eye care professionals beyond optometrists?
The article says its healthcare contact data also covers ophthalmologists, opticians, and other eye care professionals nationwide.
