HOOPES VISION

02/10/2026

If your vision feels cloudy, lights seem glary, or night driving has become stressful, you’re not alone. These are common signs of cataracts, and the good news is they’re one of the most treatable causes of vision loss.

Download our Cataract eBook and get clear, patient-friendly answers about what cataracts are, how they’re treated, and what to expect from cataract surgery at Hoopes Vision.

Inside the eBook, you’ll learn:
✔️ What cataracts are and how they affect vision clarity and contrast
✔️ Why cataract surgery is one of the safest and most successful procedures in medicine
✔️ The different lens implant options available—and how to choose based on your lifestyle and vision goals
✔️ What surgery day is like, recovery expectations, and follow-up care
✔️ How advanced diagnostics and modern techniques improve precision and outcomes

Most cataract procedures are outpatient, involve minimal discomfort, and offer a smooth recovery, with many patients wishing they’d addressed their vision sooner.

Our experienced surgeons and care team guide you through every step, from your first evaluation to post-surgery care, so you feel informed and confident throughout the process.

Download the Cataract eBook to better understand your options and take the next step toward clearer, more comfortable vision.

Our cataract ebook provides clear, patient-friendly information about cataracts, treatment options, and what to expect before, during, and after cataract

02/10/2026

If you’re searching for who to see for astigmatism, you’re already doing the right thing. The provider you choose matters more than any single procedure.

Astigmatism is common and very treatable, but the best results come from precise diagnostics, thoughtful planning, and multiple treatment options tailored to your eyes.

Start with a true refractive evaluation; a proper workup goes far beyond “1 or 2.” It should include:
- High-resolution corneal mapping
- Wavefront testing for night vision quality
- Dry-eye and ocular surface assessment
- Multiple refractions to confirm accuracy and stability

This level of testing shows not just how much astigmatism you have, but what kind and where it sits, which is critical for safe, sharp results.

Modern vision correction treatment options may include:
• Blade-free LASIK
• PRK
• SMILE
• EVO ICL

The goal isn’t a one-size-fits-all procedure; it’s the solution that best fits your cornea, prescription, and lifestyle. Ready to explore your options?

If you are searching for who to see for astigmatism, you are already making the smartest move. The right provider matters more than any single procedure.

02/04/2026

Thinking about LASIK or vision correction, but not sure where to start? Download our new 2026 LASIK eBook, a guide to vision correction that helps you understand your options before you book a consultation.

What’s inside:

How LASIK candidacy is really determined
What the eye exam actually measures
Safety, risks, and what recovery looks like
Customization, enhancements, and long-term vision planning
How to choose the right LASIK provider

Written and reviewed by Phillip C. Hoopes, Sr., and the Hoopes Vision surgical team, this isn’t a brochure; it’s the same clinical process we use every day, explained clearly.

For those who were not a LASIK candidate? The guide covers other options, including EVO ICL, SMILE, and vision correction solutions for life after 40.

If you have been thinking about LASIK or any kind of vision correction, you have probably experienced the same thing most people do: a little excitement, a

02/03/2026

We’re excited to share that Dani Okelberry has matched into Ophthalmology at Henry Ford Warren after completing medical school at Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Dani contributed to the Hoopes Vision Research Department, working under the leadership of Dr. Majid Moshirfar. Her work reflected a strong sense of ownership, consistency, and respect for how research informs excellent clinical care, qualities that will serve her well in residency and beyond.

We’re proud to have supported Dani during this stage of her training and look forward to watching her continue to grow as a physician. Wishing her every success as she begins this next chapter in ophthalmology.

02/03/2026

We’re happy to recognize Sabrina Miller, who has matched into Ophthalmology at Corewell Health – Taylor after completing medical school at the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

While working in the research department at Hoopes Vision, Sabrina collaborated with Dr. Majid Moshirfar and Dr. Steve Linn. She approached her work with care and consistency, contributing to projects that bridge research and real-world clinical decision-making.

We’re grateful to have been part of Sabrina’s training journey and look forward to seeing her continue to grow as she begins residency at Corewell–Taylor. Wishing her continued success in this next chapter.

02/03/2026

We’re pleased to recognize Parsa Khaksar, who has matched into Ophthalmology at LSU Health Shreveport after completing medical school at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine.

While working in the research department at Hoopes Vision, Parsa collaborated with Dr. Majid Moshirfar on projects that required careful analysis and a strong understanding of how research informs clinical decision-making. His steady, thoughtful approach made him a valued part of the research team.

We’re excited to see Parsa continue his training at LSU Shreveport and look forward to watching his growth as he moves into the next phase of his ophthalmology career.

02/03/2026

We’re proud to recognize Jared Tuttle, who has matched into Ophthalmology at Wake Forest University after completing medical school at the University of Texas.

Jared worked closely with Dr. Majid Moshirfar in our research department at Hoopes Vision, becoming someone the team could rely on and contributing steadily and thoughtfully to ongoing research efforts. His contributions reflected both strong clinical thinking and a genuine drive to better understand the science behind patient care.

This match also carries a special sense of continuity for us. Wake Forest holds a meaningful place in the Hoopes Vision story, as both Dr. Phillip C. Hoopes and Dr. Phillip C. Hoopes, Jr. completed their medical training there. This connection underscores the lasting influence of strong training programs across generations.

Congratulations, Jared. We’re grateful to have been part of your path and look forward to seeing the impact you’ll make in ophthalmology.

02/03/2026

Some paths are built through quiet focus, consistency, and a real commitment to the work. We’re pleased to share that Kenneth Han has matched into Ophthalmology at the University of Washington, following his medical training at the University of Arizona.

During his time at Hoopes Vision, Kenneth worked with Dr. Majid Moshirfar and the Hoopes Vision research team, approaching each project with intention and a strong sense of responsibility to the science underlying patient care. His steady contributions and willingness to engage deeply with the research process made a meaningful impact.

We’re excited to see Kenneth continue his training at a program known for clinical excellence and innovation. Congratulations! We wish you continued success as you take this next step in ophthalmology.

02/03/2026

We’re excited to recognize Shreya Pandya, who has matched into Ophthalmology at the University of Louisville, where she is continuing her medical training.

During her time with the Hoopes Vision Research Department, Shreya worked closely with Dr. Majid Moshirfar and Dr. Steve Linn, contributing to research that supports both clinical insight and patient care. Her thoughtful approach and consistent engagement made her a valued part of the team.

We’re proud to have been part of Shreya’s journey and look forward to seeing her continued growth as she advances in ophthalmology. Congratulations, Shreya! Wishing you continued success in the years ahead.

02/03/2026

Momentum like this is built long before match day. We’re excited to share that Muhammed Jaafar has matched into Ophthalmology at Baylor College of Medicine, following his medical training at the University of Arizona.

While working in the Research Department at Hoopes Vision, Muhammed collaborated with Dr. Majid Moshirfar on projects that demanded both precision and persistence. He brought a thoughtful, methodical approach to the work and a clear respect for how research informs better care in the clinic.

We’re proud to have supported Muhammed during this phase of his training and look forward to seeing him continue to grow at Baylor, a program known for excellence in both research and clinical education. Congratulations, Muhammed, on a well-earned match and an exciting road ahead.

02/03/2026

It’s a proud moment to celebrate Traeson Brandenburg as he matches into Ophthalmology at the University of Missouri. During his time with Hoopes Vision, Traeson has been a steady presence in the clinic, assisting Dr. Majid Moshirfar and working closely alongside the Hoopes Vision team. His thoughtfulness, curiosity, and willingness to jump in and learn have made him a valued part of our day-to-day work.

We’re grateful to have been part of Traeson’s journey and can’t wait to see how he continues to grow as a physician. Congratulations! Missouri is lucky to have you!

02/03/2026

We’re so excited to celebrate Mina Sitto, who has officially matched into Ophthalmology at the John A. Moran Eye Center at the University of Utah, an incredible achievement and well-deserved.

During her time with Hoopes Vision, Mina made meaningful contributions while working closely with Dr. Majid Moshirfar and the Hoopes Vision Research Center. Her curiosity, work ethic, and genuine passion for ophthalmic research stood out from day one.

We’re grateful to have been part of her journey and proud to see her continue her training with the outstanding teams at the John A. Moran Eye Center and University of Utah Ophthalmology.

Congratulations, Mina! We can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make in ophthalmology. This is just the beginning.