What is the best treatment option for cataract surgery?

The best treatment for cataracts often involves surgical removal of the cloudy lens and replacement with an artificial intraocular lens. We offer advanced options in cataract surgery, including premium lens implants designed to improve vision quality and reduce dependence on glasses. Our experienced surgeons evaluate each patient individually to recommend the safest and most effective approach. Contact us to learn more about how cataract surgery can enhance your vision and quality of life.

How does a glaucoma specialist manage this condition?

A glaucoma specialist uses precise diagnostics and custom treatment plans to manage this condition. We rely on detailed testing and ongoing monitoring to detect changes early. Treatments may include medication, laser therapy, or minimally invasive surgeries, all tailored to slow disease progression and protect your eyesight. Our team works closely with you to ensure the best possible outcomes. Reach out today if you have concerns about glaucoma or need expert care.

What is involved in corneal transplant surgery?

Corneal transplant surgery involves replacing a damaged or diseased cornea with healthy donor tissue. This procedure can restore vision for patients with corneal conditions that do not improve with other treatments. Our surgeons are experienced in the latest techniques to ensure the best healing and visual results. We support you throughout the process, from evaluation through recovery. If you are considering corneal transplant surgery, contact us to discuss your options.

How do I prepare for a comprehensive eye exam?

Before your comprehensive eye exam, gather information on your medical history and current medications, and bring any prescription glasses or contact lenses you use. Plan to spend about an hour at our office for a thorough assessment. Our team will explain each step and answer your questions so you feel confident in your care. Ready to schedule an exam? Give us a call today and take the next step toward healthy vision.

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Our Promise to YOU

Here at Fort Wayne Cataract and Glaucoma Center, we are committed to helping our patients have the best vision possible. Our patients appreciate the comfortable atmosphere and open communication that help to define our practice. We are determined to help patients understand their eye health so they may remain well informed when decision making.Our doctors and staff are here to serve you and our end goal is to preserve your vision. Our team of Doctors specialize in the treatment of Glaucoma and Cataracts. It is this experience, fused with our dedication, that drives us to provide patients the best possible outcomes.Learn more about our office and what all we offer at: https://youtu.be/O1tTS86T5KE

Our Pledge to Patients

At Fort Wayne Cataract and Glaucoma Center, we are committed to providing exceptional patient care with compassion and excellence, ensuring every patient achieves optimal visual health. Our practice is defined by a welcoming atmosphere, open communication and deep respect for your individual needs.

We believe that informed patients make empowered decisions, that's why we take the time to explain your eye health clearly and compassionately, so you feel confident in making decisions about your eyes every step of the way.

Our doctors specialize in the treatment of cataracts, glaucoma and many other medical eye retated problems, bringing decades of experience to every exam, procedure and conversation. It's this combination of expertise and care that drives us to deliver the best possible outcomes.

Learn more about our team, our services and how we can support your vision journey.

What to Expect

We are delighted to welcome you to our ophthalmology office. We appreciate your trust in us to care for your eye health. Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to providing you with the highest quality medical care in a compassionate and comfortable environment.

Whether you are here for a consultation or treatment for an eye condition, our knowledgeable staff will ensure that your experience is both positive and informative.

During your visit, please let us know if you have any questions or concerns. We encourage open communication and are here to support you every step of the way. Ensuring your comfort and satisfaction is important to us.If you do not have Insurance, payment is due the day of service. If you do not bring your insurance cards, you will be treated as a self-pay patient and be expected to pay that day.

Your initial appointment with us will last approximately 1-1/2 hours. Your eyes may be dilated, and we recommend that you bring your sunglasses and someone to drive you if you home, after your appointment. Also, it is your responsibility to bring someone to assist you throughout the appointment if you have mobility or restroom needs, as we do not provide staff to assist with this.

Listed below is a list of things to expect at your appointment.

If you are a contact wearer, please do not wear them to this appointment, wear your glasses.
If you are coming in for a cataract evaluation you must stop wearing your GPL (hard Lenses) of 4 weeks and soft contacts for a minimum of 2 weeks prior to your appointment, please call with any questions or if you have not done this.
Bring your glasses to your appointment.
Take your usual medications, including eye drops, the day of the appointment.
Bring all your Medical Insurance cards and your picture ID to the appointment.
Bring New Patient Papers, Completed, to the appointment.
Bring an updated List of Medications to the appointment.
If you need assistance before your appointment, or would like more information about our services, please do not hesitate to contact our office.
This appointment is for an evaluation; you will not have surgery the same day.

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frequently asked questions

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What is the best treatment option for cataract surgery?

The best treatment for cataracts often involves surgical removal of the cloudy lens and replacement with an artificial intraocular lens. We offer advanced options in cataract surgery, including premium lens implants designed to improve vision quality and reduce dependence on glasses. Our experienced surgeons evaluate each patient individually to recommend the safest and most effective approach. Contact us to learn more about how cataract surgery can enhance your vision and quality of life.
How does a glaucoma specialist manage this condition?

A glaucoma specialist uses precise diagnostics and custom treatment plans to manage this condition. We rely on detailed testing and ongoing monitoring to detect changes early. Treatments may include medication, laser therapy, or minimally invasive surgeries, all tailored to slow disease progression and protect your eyesight. Our team works closely with you to ensure the best possible outcomes. Reach out today if you have concerns about glaucoma or need expert care.
What is involved in corneal transplant surgery?

Corneal transplant surgery involves replacing a damaged or diseased cornea with healthy donor tissue. This procedure can restore vision for patients with corneal conditions that do not improve with other treatments. Our surgeons are experienced in the latest techniques to ensure the best healing and visual results. We support you throughout the process, from evaluation through recovery. If you are considering corneal transplant surgery, contact us to discuss your options.
How do I prepare for a comprehensive eye exam?

Before your comprehensive eye exam, gather information on your medical history and current medications, and bring any prescription glasses or contact lenses you use. Plan to spend about an hour at our office for a thorough assessment. Our team will explain each step and answer your questions so you feel confident in your care. Ready to schedule an exam? Give us a call today and take the next step toward healthy vision.