Primary eye care

Dr. Lorentz chose optometry because he believes vision is the most important of our senses. It is his aim to help patients achieve their full vision potential using a patient-centered, compassionate approach to care. Outside of work, Dr. Lorentz enjoys boating, hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities.

Michigan College of Optometry

• General optometry
• Contact lens fitting
• Co-management of LASIK eye surgery

Dr. Neyens chose optometry as a profession to help people improve their quality of life and see to their fullest potential. His approach to care is to treat everyone with kindness and respect by listening to concerns, coming up with solutions, and giving them options that solve their individual needs. He believes that eye care is more than prescribing glasses—it involves an assessment of all visual functions including diagnosing, treating, and co-managing with other health care professionals. In his free time, Dr. Neyens enjoys spending time with family, fishing, boating, hunting, and reading.

Illinois College of Optometry
Iowa State University/Loras College

Licensed to practice in WI, MN and SC

Primary eye care

Dr. Hetke decided to become an optometrist after being influenced by positive experiences he had as a patient growing up, as well as other family friends that provided guidance and encouragement along the way. Dr. Hetke believes that it is his responsibility and privilege to provide high-quality eye care that his patients deserve. He strives to serve the needs of his patients by an individual, case-by-case basis and makes intentional efforts to ensure they receive the best care possible. Dr. Hetke is married and enjoys fishing, watching the Packers, and playing guitar.

University of Missouri St. Louis College of Optometry
B.S. Biology, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

• Primary eye care
• Urgent care
• Pediatric vision
• Binocular vision

Dr. Manke has been fascinated with optometry since he received his own glasses at a young age. He aims to make a positive impact on his patients as his own eye doctor made on him. He connects with his patients’, addresses their questions and concerns and takes the time to explain his findings clearly. Outside of work, Dr. Manke has been involved in vision screenings in underserved communities. He also enjoys playing guitar and spending time with his family.

Illinois College of Optometry
UW-La Crosse – Bachelor of Science Biology