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| 3300 W Purdue Ave, Muncie, IN, 47304 | |
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Specialties
Whether you have 20⁄20 vision, a family history, or problems with your vision, it is critically important to have regular vision exams to detect any issues before they become major problems with your vision. Early detection is the key to protecting your eye health. From Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration to issues with your Retina, Makris Vision Group utilizes 25 years of experience and the latest technology in early detection of eye disease.
History
Established in 1955.
Makris Vision Group has a long history of serving Muncie and the surrounding areas. The medical practice was originally established in 1955 by Dr. Clark to provide patients of all ages with the services they needed for excellent eye health. Dr. Makris partnered with Dr. Clark and purchased the practice in 1993 when Dr. Clark was planning his retirement. Dr. Makris also partnered with Dr. Edler in 1994 and soon renamed the practice Makris Vision Group. Dr. Makris decided to build a new modern facility which was completed in 1995, when he combined both practices into the new facility.
Dr. Makris performed Cataract and other eye surgeries at local hospitals including Ball Memorial, but wanted to improve service to his patients by building a Medicare-certified and accredited surgery center right next door to his Practice. The new Makris Cataract and Laser Surgery Center opened its doors in 2001.
Meet the Business Owner
Vasilis M.
Business Owner
Dr. Makris is an ocular surgeon practicing general ophthalmology with a special interest in anterior segment surgery. Dr. Makris received his Bachelor of Science degree from Valparaiso University in northwestern Indiana, and his Master of Science degree in biochemistry from Loyola University of Chicago. He completed his medical degree studies at Indiana University Purdue University of Indianapolis (IUPUI). He served his internship at St. Vincent’s Hospital on the north side of Indianapolis. He then completed his residency in ophthalmology at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis.
