What Eye Conditions and Services Does Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center Provide?

Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center provides medical and surgical eye care across several subspecialties, including cataracts, glaucoma, retina, cornea, and eyelids, along with vision-correction procedures such as laser guided cataract surgery, EVO ICL, and refractive lens exchange. The practice serves patients in West Michigan through a Holland clinic and surgery center plus a Grandville satellite office for clinical services. Which service fits your situation depends on your eye condition, so an exam with one of their doctors is the step that determines it.

Surgical and laser services

The practice's surgical lineup centers on the lens and vision correction:

• Cataracts — cataract surgery is a core service, and the practice describes a history of pioneering cataract surgery, including advanced technology diagnosis and treatment.
• Laser guided cataract surgery — a laser-assisted approach to cataract removal.
• EVO ICL — an implantable lens option listed among their services.
• Refractive lens exchange — lens replacement aimed at correcting refractive error.

These are listed as distinct services, so if you are weighing cataract surgery against a refractive lens procedure, the difference is worth raising directly at your consultation rather than assuming one replaces the other.

Medical eye conditions treated

Beyond surgery, the practice lists evaluation and treatment for:

This means the practice is not limited to cataract care — you can be seen for these condition areas as well. The specific tests, treatments, or procedures used for any of them are determined by the doctor after examining your eyes.

Who provides the care

Care is delivered by a team that includes ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses, technicians, and support staff. The physicians named on the site are Eric Snyder, MD; Benjamin Currie, MD; and Matthew Currie, MD, with optometrists Tara Oosterbaan, OD; Rosanne Pruis, OD; and Kelly James, OD. Having both ophthalmologists and optometrists on staff means the practice can cover routine and medical eye care alongside surgical care.

Where you can be seen

• Holland — the main clinic and West Michigan's first Ambulatory Surgery Center, located in the same building as the newly renovated clinic.
• Grandville — a satellite office providing a second location for clinical services.

Surgical care is associated with the Holland surgery center; the Grandville location is described as providing clinical services.

Practical notes before you book

• The practice has served West Michigan since 1952 and describes itself as family owned and operated, maintaining independent ownership.
• Patient resources include online bill pay, patient forms, referrals, transportation information, and financing.
• To start, you can request an appointment or contact the office at (616) 396-2316.

Because the right service depends on your individual eye condition, the useful next step is an eye exam with the practice rather than choosing a procedure from the list yourself.