Yuma Vision Source

Yuma Vision Source Dr. Danielle McAtee, optometrist - providing a full range of optometric services. Dr. Smith has been serving Yuma County since January 2015.

Visit our other office:

Wray Vision Source
415 Main Street
Wray, CO 80758

(970) 332-4823

Mon - Fri 9 am to 5 pm
Services Provided:

• Routine Eye Examinations
• Vision Therapy
• Laser Vision Correction
• Eye Disease Management
• Cataract Surgery
• YAG Laser Capsulotomy
• OCT
• Macular Risk
• QuantifEYE
• Optomap

In addition to providing general eye care, Dr. Hertneky manages or co-manage

s all ocular pathology, such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, eye infections, eye injuries, eyelid problems, and dry eyes. Dr. Hertneky participates with many laser vision correction centers so that preoperative and postoperative care can be done locally. Dr. Hertneky is a member of the Colorado Optometric Glaucoma Society and participates in the Optometric Retinal Society and Optometric Ocular Surface meetings. Dr. Smith provides surgical services locally such as: cataract surgery, eyelid surgery, and YAG laser procedures. He is also available for medical eye consultation on even months in the Yuma office. Dr. Smiths main office is located in Fort Collins Colorado . Dr Randall Smith M.D. specializes in eye surgery, including LASIK, PRK, and cataract surgery

Keep Your Blood Sugar in Check - Diabetes and prediabetes are among the biggest threats to long-term eye health. High bl...
09/04/2026

Keep Your Blood Sugar in Check - Diabetes and prediabetes are among the biggest threats to long-term eye health. High blood sugar levels can damage the tiny blood vessels in the retina, leading to a condition called diabetic retinopathy, which can cause permanent vision loss if untreated. Managing blood sugar through diet, exercise, and regular checkups isn’t just good for your overall health. It’s one of the best things you can do to protect your sight.

Certain conditions and lifestyle factors mean you need more frequent eye care. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure...
09/04/2026

Certain conditions and lifestyle factors mean you need more frequent eye care. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, or a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration, annual exams become crucial. People who wear contact lenses should see their eye doctor yearly to ensure proper fit and eye health. Those who work extensively with computers or in environments with eye hazards may also need more frequent checkups.

Several symptoms suggest you should schedule an eye appointment immediately, regardless of when your last exam occurred....
09/02/2026

Several symptoms suggest you should schedule an eye appointment immediately, regardless of when your last exam occurred. Sudden vision changes, persistent eye pain, frequent headaches, difficulty seeing at night, or seeing halos around lights all warrant prompt attention. Increased sensitivity to light, double vision, or the appearance of new floaters or flashes should never be ignored. Even subtle changes matter. If you find yourself squinting more often, holding reading material at arm’s length, or experiencing eye fatigue after normal activities, these could indicate developing vision problems that require professional evaluation.

Your eyes work hard every day, processing massive amounts of visual information. They do this nonstop, while you read, d...
09/01/2026

Your eyes work hard every day, processing massive amounts of visual information. They do this nonstop, while you read, drive, work on computers, and navigate the world around you. Yet many people put off regular eye exams until something feels wrong. The truth is, waiting until you notice problems might mean you’re already overdue for that important visit to your eye doctor.

Eat With Your Eyes in Mind - Nutrients like lutein, zeaxanthin, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc all ...
08/31/2026

Eat With Your Eyes in Mind - Nutrients like lutein, zeaxanthin, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc all play a role in protecting the eyes from age-related damage. Leafy greens such as spinach and kale, colorful vegetables like carrots and bell peppers, citrus fruits, nuts, and fatty fish like salmon are all excellent choices. A diet rich in these foods has been linked to a lower risk of cataracts and macular degeneration, two of the leading causes of vision loss as we age.

Peace of Mind for Parents -- If your child needs glasses, you’ll love knowing we offer an exclusive 2‑year warranty on m...
08/29/2026

Peace of Mind for Parents -- If your child needs glasses, you’ll love knowing we offer an exclusive 2‑year warranty on most frames and lenses. That means fewer worries about breaks, scratches, or the unexpected — and more confidence that your child will keep seeing clearly. Stop in and ask for more details!

Could Vision Be Affecting Your Child’s Learning? When a child has an undiagnosed vision problem, everyday school tasks c...
08/27/2026

Could Vision Be Affecting Your Child’s Learning? When a child has an undiagnosed vision problem, everyday school tasks can feel harder than they should. Struggles with reading comprehension, finishing schoolwork, or staying focused on close‑up tasks may look like learning issues — but sometimes, the real challenge is their vision. Kids may feel frustrated, inadequate, or uninterested in learning when the root cause is simply that they can’t see comfortably. A comprehensive eye exam can uncover hidden vision problems early. Schedule now to give your child the clear start they deserve.

Music and Vision. Music helps more than you think. Learning a musical instrument doesn’t just build rhythm — it strength...
08/27/2026

Music and Vision. Music helps more than you think. Learning a musical instrument doesn’t just build rhythm — it strengthens the brain systems that support visual processing, attention, and reading skills. Kids who play instruments often show stronger audiovisual coordination, better focus, and improved visual‑motor integration — all essential for learning. So we're all for it! Encourage music. Support their brain. Protect their vision. And if you haven't already, schedule a comprehensive eye exam to keep visual development on track.

Sleep Deprivation and Your Eyes. Being sleep‑deprived can affect your body like alcohol — and your eyes feel it too. Lac...
08/26/2026

Sleep Deprivation and Your Eyes. Being sleep‑deprived can affect your body like alcohol — and your eyes feel it too. Lack of sleep can cause dryness, blurred vision, eye twitching, and even difficulty focusing. Over time, fatigue can strain the visual system and slow down how your brain processes what you see. Rest matters for your eyes — and your overall vision health.

Reading Struggles? It Might Be Vision‑Related. Did you know that reading and comprehension issues can stem from vision p...
08/24/2026

Reading Struggles? It Might Be Vision‑Related. Did you know that reading and comprehension issues can stem from vision problems? Both visual acuity and binocular vision are key for reading fluency and understanding. If your child finds reading difficult, a comprehensive eye exam can help ensure vision isn’t interfering with learning.

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105 S Main Street
Yuma, CO
80759

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19708485345

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