Dr. Colman Ross Kraff, MD

Dr Coleman Kraff is truly a wonder. For years I have spent a small fortune on purchasing eye glasses. Reading, long distance and progressives where most recently I spent my days lifting the glasses up, down and in the middle of my face in an attempt to see. Although I have had astigmatism all my life when told so a prescription for another pair of glasses seemed to be the normal thing for my Optometrists to do. Well, no one ever mentioned the option of corrective vision surgery to address the astigmatism. Now that I am older I needed cataract surgery to address the transparent clouds floating across my eyes blocking the little vision I had along with my constantly trying to remember where in the world I placed my glasses. During my last eye visit my Optometrist suggested that I see Dr. Coleman Kraff an Ophthalmologist. Although I have heard of the Kraff Eye institute for years I thought they only did Lasik related surgery. Please note that it is only the tip of the iceberg as to what… they specialize in by way of eye care. I was fortunate enough to get in to see Dr. Coleman Kraff, the son of the pioneer Dr Manus Kraff and founder of the Kraff Eye Institute. Let me just say after trying to get past the fact that he reminds you of a familiar face, Anderson Cooper on CNN, I felt assured that the windows to my soul were in good hands. He truly has a team of professional staff members which take their time with you as they do the preliminary work up prior to you seeing Dr Kraff. I must give a shout out to Justin one of many staff personnel and Denise, who will address any finance, scheduling and general follow-up questions you may have. I continue to mention to folks, in general, it is important that you be your own advocate and find those that will listen to what you have to say. This team at 25 E. Washington does so. After having both eyes done most recently, I see the world differently. It is a beautiful bright place. If you are looking for excellence in vision correction-related services make an appointment and ask for Dr. Coleman Kraff who has not only addressed my cataracts but the astigmatism as well. He is the best. Be prepared, have your current listing of your medicines and your glasses and noted prescriptions and concerns that you may have. Also be sure to write down any questions that you may have so you will not forget them because he will ask. As I am still going through the healing process I want to thank Dr. Kraff again and glad he is with me as I go through this bright new seeing journey in my life.

I shall make this message very short : Dr. Colman Kraff saved my eyes”. Extremely grateful to this day.

professional and skilled; but lacking in bedside manner. comes across as brusque and not happy when questions are asked.

professional and skilled; but lacking in bedside manner. comes across as brusque and not happy when questions are asked.

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