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| 400 Ada Dr, Ada, MI, 49301 | |
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Specialties
Ada Vision Center is a locally owned and operated family eye care office founded over 30 years ago by Dr. Thomas Reyburn.
Dr. Reyburn holds two patents in contact lens fitting procedures and equipment, has served as president of the West Michigan Optometric Association, developed the vision center at Mel Trotter Mission, was a clinical staff member at Michigan College of Optometry, a Senior Examiner for the National Board in Optometry, a guest lecturer at Grand Valley State University in vision neurology and neuro-anatomy, and a guest lecturer in sports vision in baseball.
Services offered:
Vision Examination
Glaucoma Management
Genetic testing for Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Pre and post LASIK surgical care
Contact Lens Fitting and Evaluation
Gas Permeable Contact Lens Fitting and Cleaning
Lenses by Essilor and Progressive Bifocals by Carl Ziess
Frames by Silhouette, prodesign: denmark, ic! Berlin, Scott Harris, Penquin, OGI, Seraphin, Helium and more.
History
Established in 1977.
Dr. Thomas Reyburn had one goal when he graduated from Southern College of Optometry: to bring the best vision care to his patients. After moving to Michigan to start a practice in Ada, this goal has never faded. He started his small practice next to a small Italian lunch buffet, and has grown to be a large office serving Ada and other local communities while still maintaining the relationship with that same Italian restaurant– Vitale’s of Ada. Ada Vision Center carries contact lenses, high class frames, and other vision accessories. Dr. Reyburn does examinations five days a week, by appointment at a competitive rate. The staff is dedicated to the needs of each individual patient, and hopes to continue this well into the future.
Meet the Business Owner
Thomas R.
Business Owner
Dr. Reyburn holds two patents in contact lens fitting procedures and equipment, has served as president of the West Michigan Optometric Association, developed the vision center at Mel Trotter Mission, was a clinical staff member at Michigan College of Optometry, a Senior Examiner for the National Board in Optometry, a guest lecturer at Grand Valley State University in vision neurology and neuro-anatomy, and a guest lecturer in sports vision in baseball.
