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Kasey Huffman, OD

About Kasey Huffman, OD

Kasey Huffman, OD, is a staff optometrist who provides excellent, quality patient care. She also educates optometry students through our externship program with The Ohio State College of Optometry. After receiving her Doctorate of Optometry from the OSU College of Optometry in June 2000, Dr. Huffman completed a 12-month corneal/ocular disease management and pre and postoperative patient care residency under the direction of Richard A. Erdey, MD. She is a member of several optometric organizations, including the American Optometric Association and the Ohio Optometric Association.

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"I have no complaints about the professional and polite attention I’ve received at Erdey Searcy for cataract surgery. Dr. Kaswinkel , the surgeon , as well as Drs. Janson and Huffman informed me in detail of this procedure in a patient manner. Elsa Coca Correa"

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"Excellent optometrist. Personable and professional - Dr. Hoffman made me feel at ease immediately. My first encounter was 5 years ago with an infection in my eye 1 week after my corneal transplant. She was on-call and saw me immediately in the office. Antibiotic eye drops, prednisolOne eye drops and saline flushes and her quick response saved my vision and my transplant. Subsequent visits were attended by other members of the team but her quick response and excellent care put me on the road to great vision again."

Anonymous

Healthgrades

"I have no complaints about the professional and polite attention I’ve received at Erdey Searcy for cataract surgery. Dr. Kaswinkel , the surgeon , as well as Drs. Janson and Huffman informed me in detail of this procedure in a patient manner.Elsa Coca Correa"

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