Stoken Wagner Ophthalmic Associates

03/21/2026

03/16/2026

Proud to Be Privately Physician‑Owned

In today’s world of big corporate healthcare, we’re grateful to stand apart. Our ophthalmology practice is still independently owned and led by Dr. Wagner.

That means:
Your care is personal
Your doctor makes the decisions
Your vision—not a corporation—is our priority!

Thank you for trusting us with something as important as your sight. We’re honored to continue providing compassionate, patient‑focused eye care for you and your family.

💙 Here’s to clear vision and a healthier community, together.

03/14/2026

Send your resume to information@stoken.com

03/13/2026

Doctor Appreciation Day is March 30th!

We celebrate the incredible physicians who show up every day with skill, compassion, and unwavering dedication to their patients and communities.

If Dr. Wagner has made a difference in your life — big or small — take a moment to let him know.
Stop by and fill out a note card, or
Send a message to: information@stoken.com

A few kind words can mean more than you know.

03/11/2026

Struggling to see clearly can impact far more than your eyesight—it can affect your overall mental and emotional well‑being. Cataract surgery can restore your vision and help you feel more confident, balanced, and in control of your daily life.

Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed eye procedure in the United States. More than 3 million surgeries are completed each year, and nearly 90% of patients experience fully restored vision after treatment.

Cataracts don’t have to limit your life or your independence. With the remarkable benefits cataract surgery offers, there’s no reason to wait to reclaim clearer vision and a brighter quality of life.

If you are experiencing cataract symptoms call us to schedule your appointment with Dr. Wagner @ 717-249-6337

03/11/2026

REFRACTION

When you visit our office for an annual exam you will be asked if you want a refraction.

Your eye works like a camera. Light needs to focus perfectly on the back of the eye to see clearly.
If it focuses in front or behind it, things look blurry.
Refraction is the test where we try different lenses to find the one that brings everything into focus.
That’s how we determine your glasses.

Medical insurance only pays for things related to diagnosing or treating medical eye conditions. Refraction is classified as a vision benefit, not a medical one, even though it’s an important part of your eye exam. Since most medical plans don’t include vision coverage, the refraction portion has to be paid separately.

03/08/2026

See the world clearly again.
Cataract surgery restores sharp vision and renewed confidence, helping you get back to the moments that matter. With today’s advanced lens options, your treatment is personalized to fit your lifestyle and your goals.

Book your consultation with Dr. Wagner!
717-249-6337