Dr. Neumann &
Dr. Stoffregen
At Dr. Neumann and Dr. Stoffregen’s Practice in Onalaska, Wisconsin, patients of all ages receive comprehensive optical services to keep their eyes healthy and their vision clear.
About Dr. Neumann & Dr. Stoffregen’s Practice
Located in Onalaska, Wisconsin, Dr. Neumann and Dr. Stoffregen’s Practice offers comprehensive vision care. From pediatric to geriatric eye care, Dr. Edwin Neumann and Dr. Shawn Stoffregen offer optical services for the entire family. Schedule an appointment today to protect your eye health.
Our Team
Get To Know
Dr. Edwin Neumann
Dr. Neumann graduated cum laude from the Illinois College of Optometry in 1990 and has been practicing optometry for over 33 years. He has always felt a passion for eye care and eye health. He specializes in eye exams, contact lens fittings and the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and has been serving the La Crosse area since 1997.
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Dr. Shawn Stoffregen
Dr. Shawn Stoffregen graduated from Indiana University School of Optometry in 1990. Since then, he has been practicing optometry for 33 years. He is proud that he has been a part of the Eyemart Express family for 31 years.
Our Services
Comprehensive
Eye Exams
Every adult should get a comprehensive eye examination every two years as part of an overall wellness check. Even if you have perfect vision, your eyes still need to be checked for diseases like macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts. Anyone with a family history of eye disease should schedule eye exams more often (at least once a year). Our doctors uses the latest diagnostic equipment to assess your eye health and track small changes over time, which may lead to an early diagnosis. Retinal Photos are now part of the Comprehensive Eye Exam and are a great tool for comparing changes in the back of the eyes from visit to visit to monitor for eye diseases like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease.
Contact Lens
Exams
Whether you’ve been wearing contact lenses for years or want to try them for the first time, Dr. Neumann and Dr. Stoffregen’s Practice offers contact lens exams. The exams allow Dr. Stoffregen to determine if you are a good candidate for contact lenses and, if you are, which type, modality, and brand will provide you with the best fit.
Pediatric Eye Care
Starting at six months, children should receive their first eye exam to assess their developing visual health. A follow-up exam is recommended around the second or third birthday. School-age children should also get regular eye exams to make sure their vision isn’t impairing their learning. Since young children are still learning to communicate, there are some signs to look for: •Excessive blinking •Covering their eyes to help them focus •Rubbing their eyes often •Squinting •Frequent headaches
Geriatric Eye Care
As you get older, your risk of developing eye disease increases. Adults over 65 should schedule annual eye exams to check their vision and look for signs of glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and more. If patients are diagnosed early, they have more treatment options, which may be crucial to keeping their vision.
Primary Care
An annual examination at the optometrist is crucial to your overall wellness because it assesses your visual health. Even if you have perfect vision, you can still get glaucoma, cataracts, or other eye diseases, which often do not have symptoms until vision is lost. An eye exam looks for eye diseases before there are symptoms so you can treat the problem early.
Dry Eye
Treatments
When the eye doesn’t produce enough tears to keep the eye moisturized, you may experience discomfort and trouble with your vision. If you have chronic dry eye, schedule an appointment with Dr. Neumann and Dr. Stoffregen’s Practice for a diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.
Cataracts
Without regular eye exams, you may not know you have cataracts until your vision becomes blurry. A common eye disease in adults over 40, cataracts affect the eye lens and may lead to permanent vision loss. During a routine eye exam with Dr. Neumann or Dr. Stoffregen, they will check for early signs of cataracts, which will expand your treatment options.
Glaucoma
Another reason to schedule regular eye exams, especially after age 40, is to have your eyes checked for glaucoma. Known as the “silent thief of sight,” one of the first symptoms of glaucoma is vision loss. However, our doctors check for signs of glaucoma during eye exams so it can be caught and treated early.
Contact Us
Our Address
Fax:
(608) 783-0227
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday: CLOSED