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Specialties
Family Optometry and personalized care.
Comprehensive examination including glaucoma testing.
All types of contact lenses including rigid gas permeables.
Treatment of ocular allergies, infections and dry eyes.
Open one Saturday a month 8a.m. to 3p.m., by appointment only.
History
Established in 1972.
We offer services in all aspects of optometry. All types of contact lenses, geriatric services, pediatrics services, ocular disease treatments, dry eye treatments and primary eye care for the entire family.
Our contact lens experience includes every kind of contact lens. Daily disposibles, two week disposibles, one month disposibles, toric soft contact lenses to correct astigmatism, bifocal contact lenses and rigid gas permeables are fit here on a daily basis. We have the latest in all of the newest contact lens technology.
We serve all types of patients and are able to treat most eye diseases here in the office. We also have the most recent dry eye therapies available.
We offer services in all aspects of optometry. We offer geriatric services, pediatric services, ocular disease treatments, dry eye treatments, allergy treatments, primary eye care for the entire family and contact lense services. Our contact lens experience includes every kind of contact lens.
Meet the Business Owner
Dr. Craig VanWoerkom.
Business Owner
Dr. Craig Van Woerkom was welcomed to join the practice of the Pasadena Optometry Center in 2003, by the previous owner Lynn Caffrey Gabriel, O.D. He brought with him an excellence in leadership and patient care. He graduated with distinction from the Southern California College of Optometry. He was a member of the Beta Sigma Kappa Honor Society of the Southern California College of Optometry. He received First Prize for excellence in Optometric Research, and, RGP Contact Lens Award from the RGP Lens Institute. Dr. Van Woerkom completed his residency program in Primary Eye care and Ocular Disease at Sepulveda VA Ambulatory Medical Center. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and has published papers on topics of Retinitis Pigmentosa and Microbial Keratitis. He is also fluent in Spanish.