OUR DOCTOR

Dr. Olta Cuci's journey into optometry began at Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University in Philadelphia, where she earned her optometry degree. During her time at PCO, she immersed herself in hands-on training, starting with pretesting in her first year and progressing to caring for her own patients from the second year onward. She gained invaluable experience at the Eye Institute and various external sites, including the Philadelphia VA, Visual Eyes, and Dr. James Lewis's LASIK center.

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Specializing in contact lenses and with a passion for managing ocular disease and emergencies, Dr. Cuci has developed a keen interest in areas such as glaucoma, dry eye, and pediatric eye care. Her journey through optometry school was driven by a deep-seated desire to become a doctor and focus specifically on eye care, inspired in part by her grandmother's struggle with vision loss due to diabetes. Although separated by distance, Dr. Cuci's grandmother motivated her to learn more about eyes and improve others' quality of life through better vision.

Throughout her career, Dr. Cuci has celebrated significant achievements, including graduating with honors in primary care and Low Vision rotation. At Walmart Vision Center, she dedicated two years to mentoring and teaching optometry interns, ensuring they received comprehensive training to deliver excellent eye care.

Dr. Cuci's commitment to patient care extends beyond routine exams. She approaches each patient as if they were family, providing thorough and compassionate care that addresses not only their eye health but also their overall well-being. She believes in the importance of nutrition, physical activity, and managing systemic conditions like hypertension and diabetes to protect and enhance vision.

Driven by a genuine desire to help people see better and prevent vision loss from debilitating eye conditions, Dr. Cuci continues to make a meaningful impact in her patients' lives. Her warm demeanor and dedication to personalized care ensure that every patient receives the highest standard of treatment.