Normandy Eye Center & Optical

Locations: West Bloomfield | Sterling Heights | St. Clair Shores

Dr. Calvin Habba is passionate about providing thoughtful, personalized care to patients across all stages of life. A Waterford native, he graduated from Waterford Kettering High School before earning early admission to the Michigan College of Optometry. He completed his bachelor’s degree in Vision Science after his first year and went on to graduate with honors as a Doctor of Optometry in 2024.

During his clinical training, Dr. Habba completed externships at the Detroit VA Medical Center, Normandy Optical, and the Eye Institute of West Florida. These rotations gave him strong hands-on experience in ocular disease, pediatric eye care, and specialty contact lenses — particularly for patients with hard-to-fit or complex vision needs.

Today, Dr. Habba provides comprehensive eye exams and medical vision care, including treatment for dry eye syndrome, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration. His clinical approach is built on clear communication, thorough diagnostics, and a commitment to helping patients maintain long-term vision health.

He is an active member of the American Optometric Association, Michigan Optometric Association, and Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH). Outside the office, Dr. Habba enjoys spending time with family, kayaking Michigan’s lakes, and hiking the state’s many trails.

Originally from Chesterfield, Michigan, Dr. Madeline Simon attended Regina High School before earning her Bachelor of Science from Oakland University. She graduated from Oakland University’s Honors College and was recognized as a Moceri Scholar.

Dr. Simon’s passion for eye care began early. She started wearing glasses at three years old and experienced firsthand the difference individualized care can make. This inspired her to pursue optometry and provide patients with the same quality, compassionate, and personalized care she received.

A recent optometry graduate, Dr. Simon especially enjoyed her low vision rotation, a meaningful part of her clinical training. She looks forward to building lasting patient relationships and helping people feel comfortable and understood throughout their care.

Outside the office, Dr. Simon is preparing to marry her high school sweetheart, Adam, in October. They have a spunky Goldendoodle named Willow Bean and enjoy hiking together, especially in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. She also enjoys walking, tennis, crochet, running, cross-stitch, and home improvement projects.