Wawasee Family Eyecare, Dr Kaufman

10/21/2022

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10/11/2022

09/15/2022

Our phone system is down. You can reach us on Facebook Messenger or you can call us @ 574-349-0203. Sorry for any inconvenience.

07/12/2022

New insurance programs!

We are now taking Spectera and United Healthcare Vision.

06/21/2022

We are currently accepting new patients. Give us a call today. 574-457-4476

06/02/2022

We are now hiring an office manager. Experience in optical or medical office management preferred. Please send a resume and cover letter to amanda@drrodkaufman.com

02/15/2022

How to help a child experiencing correction for myopia for the first time.

Kids who have myopia or nearsightedness will see things differently for the first time with their glasses on. It’s tempting to ask if it’s better, but it’s better to focus on the differences. While the child is probably seeing “better” from their perspective it just feels different.

Correction for myopia will clear up things in the distance, so always begin by looking far way.

Ask and discuss these things:
“Do things look different?”
“Do things smaller?”
“Do things look further away?”
“Do you feel taller?”
“Do you notice how the edges of objects are easier to see with your glasses on? We say that it looks sharper. What do you think?”

After the child has had some time analyzing their new vision, they will certainly agree... “things looks better!”

I think it’s better seeing my meowmy from far away bringing my treats! I like seeing the treats clearly, this way I know exactly how many treats I’m getting!

01/01/2022

From all of us at Wawasee Family Eyecare, we wish you the happiest of New Years.

12/03/2021

Did you know we also see patients for eye pain, foreign bodies in the eye, eye infections and redness? We are here to take care of all your eye care needs.

11/01/2021

November is Diabetes Eye Disease Awareness Month. If you are diabetic, make sure you have a yearly eye exam.