Eye Care Associates Of New Carlisle

Eye Care Associates of Michiana is a full-service, independent eye care practice that has been serving the vision needs of families in the Michiana area for more than 30 years. Our four optometrists and 17 staff members serve patients from office locations in South Bend and New Carlisle. Throughout the last several years, our practice has experienced tremendous growth.

A native of Bremen, Dr. Tom Morton has been providing comprehensive vision care to families in the South Bend area for more than 25 years. In addition to complete refractive eyecare services, contact lens fittings, pediatric vision care, and the diagnosis and management of ocular disease, Dr. Morton is renowned in Southwestern Michigan and North Central Indiana for his vision rehabilitation expertise for traumatic brain injury.

Dr. John Offerle has been providing professional eye care to families of the Michiana area since 1979, and offers comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fittings, and advanced eye health and optical services for all ages. In 2010, he was awarded Optometrist of the Year by the Indiana Optometric Association.

Dr. Offerle provides primary eye care for patients of all ages, including eye examinations, contact lens fittings, ocular health diagnosis and treatment, and optical services. Dr. Offerle has developed a great interest in serving patients who have limited visual potential. She finds it professionally rewarding to provide low vision patients with tools to enhance their remaining sight.

Dr. Robbins-Winters has been serving the vision needs of families in the Michiana area since 1992. She offers adult and pediatric eye care, general and specialty contact lens care, comprehensive eye health diagnosis and management and extensive optical services.

She serves as a clinical consultant for leading contact lens manufacturers and is responsible for bringing new, breakthrough lens products into the Michiana area before they become widely available.She has served on the Vistakon Leadership Advisory Panel, and has been published in various professional journals on topics pertaining to contact lenses.