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Our Practice and Patient Services:
Koch Eye Associates is successful because we have developed a well-coordinated team with common insight, objectives, and goals. Our primary goal is to offer an unparalleled experience every step of the way that must exceed our patient's expectations. This includes not only an office visit, surgery, and results, but every contact with our staff, beginning with the initial telephone call. If we do not accomplish this goal, then we have not done our job.
The entire staff at Koch Eye Laser Vision Centers is dedicated to providing our patients with the best eye care available, utilizing the most modern, up-to-date technology and equipment. Our patients' health and well-being takes absolute precedence over any other consideration. And finally, all of our doctors and staff pledge to treat all of our patients with respect, courtesy and dignity.
OUR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES:
- Ambulatory Surgery Center
- Advanced Technology Cataract Surgery-"No Stitch, No Patch, No Needle"
- Advanced Technology Lens Implantation and Lens Replacement Surgery
- Complete Family Eye Care
- Comprehensive Laser Eye Surgery Center
- Cosmetic and Therapeutic Contact Lens Fitting & Supply
- Corneal Transplants
- Diagnosis, Surgery and Treatment of Retinal Disease
- Laser Eye Surgery for Diabetic Eye Disease
- Diagnosis, Surgery and Treatment of Glaucoma
- Laser Eye Surgery for Glaucoma
- Laser Eye Surgery for the correction of nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism including LASIK, Custom LASIK, LASEK, PRK, Epi-LASIK
- Excimer Laser Therapeutic Surgery
- Fashion Eyewear & Eyeglasses
- Facial Cosmetic Surgery
- Low Vision Services
- Neuro-Ophthalmology
- Orbital, Lacrimal and Facial Reconstructive Surgery
- Primary & Family Eye Care including Eye Exams
- Sports Vision
About Presbyopia
A normal part of the aging process, presbyopia is a gradual loss of the eye's ability to adjust the focus. Presbyopia is due to the natural stiffening of the lens in the eye on near objects. This prevents the lens from changing focus so that one can clearly see both distance and near objects. Presbyopia usually begins to occur around the age of forty and it is commonly corrected by the use of reading glasses or bifocals. Patients with myopia or hyperopia should realize that even correcting myopia or hyperopia with Laser Vision Correction will not eliminate the potential need for reading glasses when reaching middle age. For those patients who absolutely do not wish to wear reading glasses as they get older, Lens Replacement Surgery, such as Crystalens Vision Correction, may be an option to discuss with the doctor at your Consultation.
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