3 Best Pediatric Optometrists in Vancouver, WA

“Dr. Gary A. Cole earned his Doctor of Optometry from Pacific University College of Optometry in Forest Grove, OR. He completed his undergraduate degree in Microbiology at the University of Washington. Dr. Gary A. Cole's medical interest lies in pediatrics, ocular disease, and specialty contact lenses. East Vancouver Eye, established by Dr. Gary A. Cole, is dedicated to providing an informative and welcoming eye care experience. Their doctors and a qualified team provide comprehensive eye examinations or treatment for a medical eye condition. They have a full range of advanced optometry equipment to ensure that you receive the quality vision you have come to expect.”

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“Dr. Olga Kraushaar earned her undergraduate degree at Portland State University. She completed her Doctorate of Optometry at Pacific University. She is passionate about bringing more myopia control into the practice as well as primary pediatric exams. Dr. Olga Kraushaar is practicing at Mountain View EyeCare Center. The clinic is a locally owned, family-run eye care clinic. Mountain View EyeCare Center uses the latest technology for a thorough diagnosis. Their team is fully licensed and trained to treat and manage many eye diseases. They have combined 30 years of experience and have handled 28,151 happy patients. Mountain View EyeCare Center has a wide variety of frames to find your perfect needs.”

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“Dr. Crystal Edison Graduated from Pacific University College of Optometry. She has expertise in primary eye care, ocular disease, contact lenses, pediatric optometry, and co-management of cataracts and LASIK. She provides comprehensive eye care that is tailored to meet the needs of each individual patient. Dr. Crystal Edison is practicing at Vision Quest Optometry Group. The clinic provides advanced vision care with comprehensive eye exams, individualized treatment with the latest technologies, and patient-centered care. They are able to painlessly capture 3D scans and 200° views of the back of the eye and retina using OCT scanning and Optomap retinal imaging.”

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