Multifocal contact lenses

Dr. Schweiger became interested in optometry when she was told she needed glasses at a young age. Dr. Schweiger likes to get to know her patients in order to care for the whole person as it relates to their ocular health. In her free time, she enjoys outdoor activities. She also donates blood regularly and has been on four mission trips.

Pacific University College of Optometry
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh

• Pediatrics
• Emergency/urgent care
• Contact lenses

Dr. Leurquin provides patients with exceptional vision and ocular health exams. She values interactive care to not only better understand her patients’ visual needs but to truly connect with them. She has volunteered at local Special Olympics vision exam events and plans to continue doing vision screenings in the area. Dr. Leurquin is also an active member of the Wisconsin Optometric Association. When not at the office, she spends her time on the water with the Central Wisconsin Water Walkers show water ski team, in the woods biking, running, and hiking, in the kitchen cooking, or anywhere with friends, family, and her new husband.

Illinois College of Optometry

Primary eye care

Dr. Byers pursued optometry because he believes it is rewarding for both doctors and patients. He provides a comprehensive approach to eye care, focusing on both clear and comfortable vision. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, running, reading, and baseball. He is involved in his local church and volunteers for Milwaukee Rescue Mission. He is originally from Cedarburg, WI.

Arizona College of Optometry

Primary eye care

Dr. Byers chose to pursue optometry as her career because of the positive experience she had with her optometrist as a young girl. Dr. Byers is caring, compassionate and thorough in her approach to eye care and treats her patients like family. She enjoys baking, running and exercise, crafts and shopping. She is involved in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Awareness efforts.

Pennsylvania College of Optometry
UW LaCrosse

Primary eye care

Dr. Altaras chose optometry as her profession because she enjoyed her own yearly eye exams growing up. She was intrigued by the optical equipment, her helpful optometrist, and the clear vision that she was able to experience with new glasses. When caring for her own patients, Dr. Altaras makes connections on a professional and personal level and explains her findings to provide the best options for their visual needs and overall health.

Indiana University School of Optometry