Dr. Jenn Peterson, OD

Dr. Jenn Peterson earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from Indiana University School of Optometry, where she received comprehensive clinical training. She went on to complete a highly regarded residency in Ocular Disease/ Refractive and Ocular Surgery in the New York City metro area, where she gained extensive experience in the diagnosis and management of complex eye conditions.

Following her residency, Dr. Peterson practiced in New York City for five years, providing personalized, patient-centered care in both medical and primary care settings. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO) and a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry (ABO), distinctions that reflect her commitment to clinical excellence and lifelong learning.

Originally from Michigan, Dr. Peterson is excited to return home to serve her community with the same level of expertise and compassion that has defined her career. While she’s not in the office, Dr. Peterson enjoys pilates, traveling, book club, and cultivating her interests in wellness and design.

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“I Just Thought My Eyes Were Getting Older” — What Patients Say Before Discovering Their Cataracts

By Dr. Joshua Vrabec, MD • April 21, 2026

Think your vision changes are just aging Learn the early signs of cataracts and when it may be time to consider treatment or surgery.

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You’ve Been Thinking About LASIK for Years. Here’s Why You Haven’t Done It Yet.

By Dr. Joshua Vrabec, MD • April 21, 2026

Thinking about LASIK for years Learn what holds most people back plus candidacy cost and what to expect from modern vision correction.

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How Do I Know If I Need Cataract Surgery?

By Dr. Joshua Vrabec, MD • February 23, 2026

It’s a question we hear often at Clear Vision Center, and a really important one. Not everyone with cataracts needs surgery immediately, or even at all. Recognizing when it’s time to think about surgery can help you make the best choice for your vision and daily life. What Are Cataracts, Anyway?