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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — Lake County residents and businesses are in for a refreshing treat as a state-of-the-art bulk ice and water vending machine, locally owned and operated by Cubed & Co. LLC, is set to arrive soon.
This innovative addition is not only the first of its kind here in the county, but promises to revolutionize the way locals access essential water and ice supplies.
The machine, located at Bass Hounds Tackle Pros at 13151 Highway 20 in Clearlake Oaks, will offer a convenient, 24/7 solution for obtaining high-quality ice and filtered water.
Whether for everyday household needs, recreational activities, or commercial use, this machine ensures a steady supply of clean water and ice at all times.
This machine will dispense crystal-clear, filtered water, meeting the highest quality standards for consumption and various applications.
Operating 24/7, the vending machine eliminates the hassle of limited operating hours, providing access to water and ice whenever needed.
For businesses or events requiring larger quantities, the machine offers bulk purchase options, ensuring uninterrupted supply and cost effectiveness.
The vending machine promotes environmental sustainability by encouraging reusable containers and minimizing single-use plastic waste.
This initiative reflects Cubed & Co.’s commitment to enhancing community well-being, convenience, and environmental responsibility.
Residents and visitors alike can look forward to the ease and reliability of accessing ice and water supplies in a modern, efficient manner.
Stay tuned for the official launch date and join us in celebrating this innovative addition to Lake County.
For more information on Cubed & Co. LLC and their bulk ice and water vending machine, please contactThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
This innovative addition is not only the first of its kind here in the county, but promises to revolutionize the way locals access essential water and ice supplies.
The machine, located at Bass Hounds Tackle Pros at 13151 Highway 20 in Clearlake Oaks, will offer a convenient, 24/7 solution for obtaining high-quality ice and filtered water.
Whether for everyday household needs, recreational activities, or commercial use, this machine ensures a steady supply of clean water and ice at all times.
This machine will dispense crystal-clear, filtered water, meeting the highest quality standards for consumption and various applications.
Operating 24/7, the vending machine eliminates the hassle of limited operating hours, providing access to water and ice whenever needed.
For businesses or events requiring larger quantities, the machine offers bulk purchase options, ensuring uninterrupted supply and cost effectiveness.
The vending machine promotes environmental sustainability by encouraging reusable containers and minimizing single-use plastic waste.
This initiative reflects Cubed & Co.’s commitment to enhancing community well-being, convenience, and environmental responsibility.
Residents and visitors alike can look forward to the ease and reliability of accessing ice and water supplies in a modern, efficient manner.
Stay tuned for the official launch date and join us in celebrating this innovative addition to Lake County.
For more information on Cubed & Co. LLC and their bulk ice and water vending machine, please contact
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- Written by: Elizabeth Larson
LAKEPORT, Calif. — Konocti View Optometry announced that it has made the difficult decision to end its participation in the Vision Service Plan, or VSP, Network effective June 29.
“This was not a decision made lightly or in haste. We have attempted to engage VSP on numerous occasions regarding reimbursement rates for services and materials to no avail. VSP has not increased reimbursement rates in years and recently has introduced plans which constitute a reimbursement decrease. We delivered our termination notice on March 29 but left the door open to negotiations. VSP has made no effort to negotiate with us,” said Emmalena Boyd, O.D., the company’s president.
Boyd said that when they receive feedback from their patients, the overwhelmingly positive comments revolve around timely service, the thoroughness of care and, most importantly, staff.
“We structure our schedule so that we have the time to address all your eye health and vision concerns. We are investing in the latest technologies, and we invest in the best people. We will not compromise on these values to accommodate VSP’s unwillingness to pay us fairly. We will not overbook our schedule to make up for the difference. We will not lower our standard of care. And we will not compromise on the quality of our staff,” Boyd said.
If VSP chooses not to negotiate, Boyd said her company will still be here to provide the high-quality care customers expect.
Customers can pay out of pocket and submit to VSP for reimbursement; contact VSP to verify out-of-network benefits.
“This summer we will invest in our community again, adding in-house lens edging to our services, lowering costs for prescription lenses. It is our goal to offer high quality vision products and care to everyone in our community, regardless of your budget,” Boyd said.
If VSP offers a fair fee schedule increase, Konocti View Optometry will continue to participate in the VSP provider network. If you would like to encourage VSP to negotiate with the company, please call VSP member services at 1-800-877-7195.
“My husband and I grew up in Lake County. We chose to bring our skills back and serve our community. We understand the need for quality health care providers in Lake County and we are here to provide the highest quality of care possible. We look forward to serving you all for many years to come,” Boyd said.
For additional information please emailThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 707-263-0101.
“This was not a decision made lightly or in haste. We have attempted to engage VSP on numerous occasions regarding reimbursement rates for services and materials to no avail. VSP has not increased reimbursement rates in years and recently has introduced plans which constitute a reimbursement decrease. We delivered our termination notice on March 29 but left the door open to negotiations. VSP has made no effort to negotiate with us,” said Emmalena Boyd, O.D., the company’s president.
Boyd said that when they receive feedback from their patients, the overwhelmingly positive comments revolve around timely service, the thoroughness of care and, most importantly, staff.
“We structure our schedule so that we have the time to address all your eye health and vision concerns. We are investing in the latest technologies, and we invest in the best people. We will not compromise on these values to accommodate VSP’s unwillingness to pay us fairly. We will not overbook our schedule to make up for the difference. We will not lower our standard of care. And we will not compromise on the quality of our staff,” Boyd said.
If VSP chooses not to negotiate, Boyd said her company will still be here to provide the high-quality care customers expect.
Customers can pay out of pocket and submit to VSP for reimbursement; contact VSP to verify out-of-network benefits.
“This summer we will invest in our community again, adding in-house lens edging to our services, lowering costs for prescription lenses. It is our goal to offer high quality vision products and care to everyone in our community, regardless of your budget,” Boyd said.
If VSP offers a fair fee schedule increase, Konocti View Optometry will continue to participate in the VSP provider network. If you would like to encourage VSP to negotiate with the company, please call VSP member services at 1-800-877-7195.
“My husband and I grew up in Lake County. We chose to bring our skills back and serve our community. We understand the need for quality health care providers in Lake County and we are here to provide the highest quality of care possible. We look forward to serving you all for many years to come,” Boyd said.
For additional information please email
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- Written by: Elizabeth Larson
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