Katie deciphers your insurance details and makes sure that you maximize your benefits. She hiked the Wonderland Trail in 2019, and she loves dogs.
Optometrists are the primary care doctors for eyes. We do routine wellness eye exams, and we also do problem-focused medical eye exams.
Which is better: 1 or 2? Determining the lens powers for your new glasses is not only a science, but an art as well. We use a combination of objective precision and careful patient collaboration to write a thoughtful spectacle Rx that will make your vision both clear and comfortable.
Most people can wear contact lenses, even if they were told they couldn't in the past. We fit many types of contacts including bifocal, toric for astigmatism, gas-permeable, and new options that are being developed every year. Sometimes contact lenses can replace your reading glasses.
From computers to climate change, everything is making our eyes more irritated. Dry, itchy, tired eyes? New simple treatments can keep your ocular situation super comfortable. Your health insurance can cover this visit, even if you don't have "vision insurance."
Optometry isn't only about glasses and contact lenses. We are board certified to diagnose and manage eye conditions including eye infections, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetes, and macular degeneration. At Eye Eye you will get a comprehensive plan for a lifetime of good eyesight.
Kids need their eyes checked just as much as adults do, probably more. Screenings at schools and the pediatrician's office are good, but they are not a replacement for a full eye exam. We see patients age 4 and up. More and more research is showing that adult vision problems can be prevented during childhood.
Yes. Everyone should have their eyes checked on a routine basis. There are eye and vision problems that do not have symptoms until they have caused permanent vision loss or other permanent damage to your health. Please help schedule your friends and family who are overdue for an eye exam. We offer gift cards!
I started Eye Eye to provide my own brand of accessible, independent, and honest eye care. I love talking about vision, and I treat each patient as an individual human being.
Katie deciphers your insurance details and makes sure that you maximize your benefits. She hiked the Wonderland Trail in 2019, and she loves dogs.
Dr. Maiti completed her optometry degree at UC Berkeley. She truly loves all things eyeball, enjoys creating eye and non-eye related art through crochet and embroidery, volunteering in the community, and playing with her dachshund mix, Kali.
Dr. Louie was born and raised in Seattle and went to optometry school at Pacific University in Oregon. She loves immersing in other cultures via her travels and has found the best way to connect is through delicious food.
Dr. Bandza moved to Cleveland from Lithuania as a child and received her doctorate in optometry from Ohio State. They enjoy dancing, yoga, hiking, creating hand-made goods, concerts & fashion.