Emergency Contact Lens

Dr. Bob helped a patient with a late night call needing a contact lens. Always happy to help patient in need.

Rancho Cucamonga Optometric Center

7211 Haven Ave, Ste A

(909) 980-3535

Rancho Cucamonga, California 91701

www.ranchoeyedoctor.com

Angle Closure Glaucoma

Is it safe to dilate everyone's eyes? This video explains different cases in which it may not be safe. 

Long Time Patients

Thank you to our long time patients. Seeing the generations of families visit my practice is always such a great experience.

Rancho Cucamonga Optometric Center
7211 Haven Ave. Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91701
(909) 980-3535

Distored Vision

Helped out an older patient recently who had distorted vision.

Rancho Cucamonga Optometric Center

7211 Haven Avenue

A Patient Testimony

One of my patients gave a testimony on how our office helped save his life.

Rancho Cucamonga Optometric Center

7211 Haven Ave

909-980-3535

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91701

Prisms

Please click HERE to watch the video! 

A patient of mine came in with her friend. She was 20/20 – no need for Prescription. Did a peripheral vision test and notice she could not see anything to the right of her nose while each eye was covered separately. She was not blind, or blurred, she had no vision.

With her left eye covered she could not see anything to the right of her nose. With her right eye covered, she could see nothing on the right of the nose.

No right field of vision…so that tells you it’s the brain. As it turns out she had brain surgery for another condition, and that surgery resulted this condition.

Maybe the fibers that that lead from her eye to the back of the brain were severed. They performed a brain scan, they determined that there was an aneurysm. We gave her specialized glasses, known as prisms that shifted her world from left

To right. It does not correct the vision, but just shifts them. Her life was restored. She was able to drive, read, and work. Her quality of life improved dramatically.

- Dr. Robert Rothbard 

Personal Development

Over the last several years I’ve gotten so involved in my own personal development.  A good part of that is the immense amount of material presenting itself in the form of books, CDs and videos.  Books from authors like Jim Rohn, Darren Hardy, Napolean Hill, Andy Andrews, Tony Robbins and  are such a great source of information.  There are so many other authors also to choose from.  In addition to the books, there are CDs and videos that appear on Youtube that are immense in content.  In my opinion, it sure beats the heck out of listening to the news.  As stated by some of the above authors,  it’s just as important to fuel the mind with positive information as it is to fuel the body with nutritious food.

 As an optometrist, I feel so fortunate in working in a field I sincerely feel passionate about.  Most of this stems from the wonderful interactions I have with my patients, staff and the community.  I feel a lot of this has developed from listening, reading and learning from the above authors.

A Patient In Pain

A patient was referred to me from a friend of mine who’s a psychologist.  He was suffering from extreme headaches and shoulder pain.  He was receiving injections from his physician to help relieve the pain.  The psychologist wanted to know if there were a vision component to the pain.  In a nutshell the extreme discomfort the patient felt while viewing the computer was due to his visual condition and the set-up of his work station.

The patient was basically using single vision reading glasses even though he was in his 50′s and his computer was about two feet away from him while the text he was viewing was about 16″ away.  That meant the patient had to lean into the screen, constantly. OUCH.  Also the prescription he was using was different from what I found.  One last thing.  The patient had a small but significant distant prescription. that he was not prescribed for.

When I showed the patient the prescription (mounted in a trial frame) for the computer, you could see the comfort that ensued.  I am looking forward the patient receiving the prescription in the next week or two and seeing the results.

- Dr. Robert Rothbard