• Ocular disease
• Dry eye

Dr. Wittman knew he wanted to pursue optometry when he was able to see clearly with glasses for the first time. He loves that he plays a role in helping people share that same moment of clear vision that he had many years ago. Dr. Wittman monitors systemic diseases and vision threatening conditions during yearly comprehensive eye exams with his patients to ensure they receive the best care for their overall health. In his free time, Dr. Wittman enjoys watching the Packers, Brewers, and Badgers, as well as traveling and trying new foods.

Illinois College of Optometry

Residency training in geriatrics

Dr. Korth’s approach to patient care is professional, friendly and individualized. She enjoys making a positive difference in her patients’ lives. Outside of work, Dr. Korth enjoys working with watercolors, acrylics, monoprinting, traveling, gardening and reading. She is involved in the American Academy of Optometry and the Armed Forces Optometry Society.

Southern California College of Optometry
University of Wisconsin-Madison

• 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