05/29/2026
Why I Do What I Do
I became an optometrist because I love helping people improve their lives in a meaningful way. Vision impacts nearly every aspect of our daily lives—from learning and working to driving, reading, and spending time with the people we love. Being able to help someone see more clearly, protect their eye health, or discover a solution they didn't know was possible is incredibly rewarding.
As the owner of Luxe Vision & Optical, my goal is to create an experience that feels different from what many people expect from healthcare. I want every patient to feel welcomed, heard, and cared for. I believe great eye care is about more than prescriptions and technology—it's about building relationships and taking the time to understand each person's unique needs and lifestyle.
One of the things I enjoy most about optometry is that it allows me to care for entire families. I love watching children grow up, helping parents navigate changing vision needs, and caring for grandparents who have trusted us with their eye health for years. Those long-term relationships are what make this profession so special.
I am passionate about staying current with advances in eye care, including dry eye treatment, myopia management, specialty contact lenses, and the early detection and management of eye diseases. My goal is always to provide the most effective, personalized care possible so patients can enjoy healthy vision for years to come.
My husband, Joe, is a dentist, and together we have had the privilege of serving and caring for families throughout our community for more than 15 years. We are proud to be raising our two daughters, Madelyn and Hannah, in Central Ohio and enjoy being actively involved in their lives and activities. Outside of work, you'll most likely find me cheering from the sidelines of a softball or soccer field. I also enjoy traveling, reading, music, and spending quality time with family and friends.
I look forward to welcoming you to Luxe Vision & Optical and helping you see your very best.
