S. Wade Kimmell, OD on the importance of updated Glaucoma, OSD and dry eye treatments

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Reducing the medication burden on patients is important for compliance and overall quality of life, and helps to strengthen doctor–patient relationships. 

Dr. Kimmell received his Doctor of Optometry degree in 2006 from Indiana University School of Optometry. His specialties include surgical comanagement for cataracts and the diagnosis and treatment of ocular diseases. In his free time, Dr. Kimmell enjoys motorcycles and shooting sports and is involved in his church. 
skimmell@cataractandlaserinstitute.net

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