Your Optometrist

Dr. Alexandar Andrich is an accomplished graduate of The Ohio State University College of Optometry and a Fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development. He is an acclaimed lecturer on the topics of pediatric/infant vision, binocular vision disorders, neuro-optometric rehabilitation, learning-related vision disorders, sports vision, and nutrigenomics related to ocular health and overall well-being. 

In addition to providing Vision Therapy, Sports Vision, and Neuro-Optometric Vision Services, Dr. Andrich and his wife Patti, founded The Vision Development Team, a multi-location internationally recognized training center for providing high-level optometric testing accompanied by therapeutic interventions to improve visual functions and elite performance training for the competitive athlete. 

Dr. Andrich has served on the staff in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation departments at University Hospitals Parma Medical Center and MetroHealth. Dr. Andrich is a co-founder and immediate past president of ISVA (International Sports Vision Association), representing over 14 countries. ISVA provides training to doctors, coaches, and athletic trainers world-wide in the field of sports vision. 

Additionally, Dr. Andrich is the team optometrist and performance vision coach for the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, Cleveland Monsters hockey team, and other professional and amateur athletes. He is professionally involved with several state, national, and international organizations. When he is not busy serving others with his optometry passions, you can find him enjoying time with his family, skiing, and mountain biking. 

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A graduate of The Ohio State University College of Optometry, Dr. Cerny has completed an Ocular Disease externship at the White River Junction, Vermont VA hospital where she diagnosed and managed cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, retinal disease, as well as other various ocular pathologies. Dr. Cerny has received several honors and awards, among them is The Patient Care Excellence Award presented by The Ohio State University. Prior to Optometry Degree, Dr. Cerny gained professional experience as a Vision Therapist and Optometric Technician through her work at Professional Vision Care, in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Cerny is a valued team member with The Vision Development Team. Her primary area of specialty is Orthokeratology. She has had great success working in the area of myopia control in the pediatric population and enjoys working with children.