Disease treatment

Dr. Schroedl chose optometry because he wanted a long-term profession that makes a difference in people’s lives. He sees his approach to care as a consensus between patient and doctor and is committed to providing thorough, accurate patient education. Outside of work, he enjoys trapshooting, reading, spending time with his wife and three children, and working on the finance council at St. Jerome Catholic Church. He is originally from Jefferson, Wisconsin.

Assistant Professor, Illinois College of Optometry
Fellowship at Illinois Eye Institute
O.D. Illinois College of Optometry
B.S. Bacteriology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Primary eye care

Dr. Caine chose optometry because she wanted to work in the medical field and has been interested in the anatomy of eyes since childhood. Her approach to care is inspired by Mary Oliver, who writes: “I believe in kindness. Also in mischief. Also in singing, especially when singing is not necessarily prescribed.” In her free time, Dr. Caine enjoys spending time with her cat, true crime stories, crafting, and all things cat-related. She is involved in several organizations, including the ASPCA, AOA, WOA, animal rescues, and End the Backlog.

Illinois College of Optometry