General optometry

Dr. Klika’s approach to eye care is treating every patient as if they are family. He enjoys optometry because he can provide medical care while still allowing for more personal interaction with his patients. Dr. Klika is a fan of Wisconsin sports teams and enjoys the outdoors.

Southern College of Optometry
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

• Glasses prescriptions
• Contact lens fitting (including patients with multifocal and astigmatism needs)
• Diabetic eye exams
• Red eye visits and foreign body removal
• LASIK and cataract co-management

Dr. Roovers found his passion for optometry at an early age when he was fitted with glasses. During post-graduate schooling, he gained further appreciation for the importance of eye examinations to monitor systemic health such as diabetes and other medical conditions. He believes patient education is just as important as the glasses or contact lenses they wear and enjoys educating patients about eye health and vision correction options. Outside of work, he enjoys family adventures with his two children, golfing, fishing, and Wisconsin sports.

Southern College of Optometry
Internships at Great Lakes Naval Base and Lovell Federal Healthcare Center

• General optometry
• Glaucoma
• Macular degeneration

Dr. Drees enjoys the unique ability to not only evaluate a patient’s ocular health but to also get a picture of their overall health. This provides the opportunity to assess diseases that affect the whole body like diabetes and hypertension. She listens carefully to each patient and addresses their visual requirements according to their lifestyle demands and vision needs. In her free time, Dr. Drees enjoys spending time with her family and friends and any activity that involves the water such as boating, kayaking and eating at restaurants along the waterfront. She’s looking forward to participating in Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society in the Fox Valley.

Indiana University School of Optometry
University of Wisconsin-Madison