Kissel Eye Care

My wife and I have been loyal patients of Kissel Eye Care for several years. Dr.Collins and her team have always provided very professional, attentive service to us and treated us with much hospitality and care. We are especially impressed by high professionalism, deep knowledge, perfect skills, attention to details, taste and kindness of optician Jessica. Thank you Kissel Eye Care!

My daughter and I always schedule back to back eye exams and everything is wonderful from start to finish. Dr. Collins and her staff are amazing, super friendly, and knowledgeable! I've recommended a few friends to Kissel Eyecare and they love it too!

The care and service at Kissel Eye Care is exceptional. Both my husband and I had appointments back to back and the staff welcomed us with our 17 month old son. They were flexible and supportive of all three of us. We love it there!

I’ve been dealing with dizziness, feeling off-balance, anxiety, and occasional panic attacks for years. Simple things like being in stores or crowded places would overwhelm me. I constantly felt on edge, had frequent tension headaches, and was completely drained after work. There were times my anxiety got so bad that I truly believed something was seriously wrong with me. I went to my doctor and was prescribed anxiety medication, which helped take the edge off but never fully fixed the problem. I made big lifestyle changes—cutting out caffeine, exercising, and eating clean—and while that helped for a while, the symptoms eventually came back. The dizziness, brain fog, and overwhelming feeling returned, and I felt stuck again. Out of desperation, I started researching and came across binocular vision dysfunction (BVD). After taking an online questionnaire, it strongly suggested I might have it. I scheduled an appointment at Kissel Eye Care, hoping this would finally be the answer I had been searching for. From the moment I walked in, Kissel Eye Care has been nothing but helpful. The staff were incredibly kind, patient, and very accommodating, which immediately put me at ease during such a stressful time. What meant the most to me was my eye doctor, Dr. Collins—she was extremely helpful and truly listened to everything I had to say. Every symptom, every concern, every detail—I never once felt rushed or dismissed. After feeling misunderstood for so long, that alone made such a huge difference. I was diagnosed with BVD, and it turns out my contact prescription had been off—one eye was too strong while the other wasn’t correct. Fixing that alone made a noticeable difference and gave me hope for the first time in a long time. I was then fitted for prism lenses, and I’ll be honest—this journey has not been easy. Adjusting to them can feel like a roller coaster, and mentally it has been one of the hardest things I’ve gone through. When your nervous system is already so heightened, the stress and anxiety can make everything feel even more intense. But patience is everything. About 5½ weeks in, I’m slowly starting to calm my system and get pieces of my life back—work, driving, and everyday routines. After going back for a fine-tuning and receiving my second pair of prism lenses, I noticed an immediate difference. That floaty, dizzy, off-balance feeling improved significantly. My brain still tries to look for the symptoms, but the change is real—and it’s encouraging. I’m not fully recovered yet, but I’m getting there—and that means everything. I truly can’t recommend Kissel Eye Care enough. They gave me answers when I was desperate, but more importantly, they gave me hope. If you’re going through something similar, don’t give up. This process can be hard, but with the right care, support, and time, it does get better.

I recently visited Kissel Eye Care for the first time and was very pleased. I had a stroke that left me with some problems and I am hoping Neurovision will help to improve my vision. Dr Collins was a good listener and took a great deal of care and time with my examination and I am hoping that the outcome will reflect that. I am eager to get my new lenses.