hollandeye.com

Yes. Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center lists cataracts among its services and also lists a separate service called Laser Guided Cataract Surgery. The practice describes a history of pioneering cataract surgery and states that it uses advanced technology for diagnosis and treatment. The specific procedure that fits a given patient is determined through an appointment and evaluation with one of its doctors.

What the practice says it offers

The services section of hollandeye.com includes:

• Cataracts
• Laser Guided Cataract Surgery
• EVO ICL
• Refractive Lens Exchange
• Glaucoma
• Retina
• Cornea
• Eyelids

Cataracts and Laser Guided Cataract Surgery appear as two distinct entries, so the site separates conventional cataract care from a laser-guided approach rather than treating them as one item.

Background relevant to cataract care

Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center describes itself as family owned and operated, serving West Michigan since 1952. It states that it has a "rich history of pioneering cataract surgery, including the latest in advanced technology diagnosis and treatment." It also describes its Holland location as West Michigan's first Ambulatory Surgery Center, in the same building as its clinic, with a Grandville satellite office for clinical services.

The team listed on the site includes ophthalmologists and optometrists:

How to move from "do they offer it" to "what would I have"

The website does not publish cataract surgery pricing, candidacy criteria, or procedure details beyond the service names. To get an answer about a specific case, the practical path is:

1. Request an appointment through the site's appointment request option, or call the number listed for the practice, (616) 396-2316.
2. At the visit, a doctor evaluates your eyes and discusses which option — standard cataract surgery or laser guided cataract surgery — is appropriate.
3. Ask directly about the difference in approach, what the evaluation involves, and what your insurance or payment situation covers. The site provides a Pay Your Bill page and a Financing resource, but does not state costs or coverage terms.

Points to keep in mind

• The presence of "Cataracts" and "Laser Guided Cataract Surgery" in the service list confirms the service line, not that every patient is a candidate for the laser-guided version.
• The site's stated mission is "compassionate, innovative, and personalized eye care," and its vision statement says "Small enough to care; Big enough to make a difference" — useful context for expectations, but not a substitute for an individual evaluation.
• If you are coming from outside the immediate area, note that the practice describes itself as serving West Michigan, with a Holland surgery center and a Grandville clinical office.

Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center is an independent, family-owned ophthalmology practice in Holland, Michigan, serving West Michigan since 1952. It provides both medical and surgical eye care — including cataract surgery, glaucoma, retina, cornea, and eyelid services — through a team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses, technicians, and support staff. It is relevant to you if you are looking for a long-established, community-based eye care provider in the West Michigan area, with a second clinical location in Grandville.

What the practice offers

The site lists the following service areas:

• Cataracts
• Laser Guided Cataract Surgery
• EVO ICL
• Refractive Lens Exchange
• Glaucoma
• Retina
• Cornea
• Eyelids

This mix covers both routine medical eye care and surgical procedures, so the practice functions as a full-service eye center rather than a single-procedure clinic.

Where it is and who it serves

• Main location: Holland, Michigan, where the clinic and the surgery center are in the same building.
• Second location: a Grandville satellite office for clinical services.
• Service area: West Michigan and beyond, per the site's own description.

The practice describes itself as West Michigan's first Ambulatory Surgery Center, which means surgical procedures are performed in a dedicated outpatient facility rather than a hospital setting.

Ownership and history

Holland Eye is family owned and operated and has maintained independent ownership despite changes in the broader healthcare landscape. The site states the practice has over 70 years of trusted care and a history of pioneering cataract surgery, including advanced technology diagnosis and treatment.

Its stated mission is to improve lives through compassionate, innovative, and personalized eye care. The vision statement describes it as a "premium destination for medical and surgical eye care: small enough to care; big enough to make a difference." Core values listed are community, compassion, excellence, respect, and joy.

Doctors and practical tools

The doctors listed on the site are:

For patients, the site provides online options to request an appointment, pay a bill, access patient forms, arrange transportation, and review financing information. It also has a referral path for doctors who want to refer a patient.

When this practice fits your situation

Consider Holland Eye if you are in West Michigan and need a surgical or medical eye care provider with a long local history, an on-site surgery center, and both ophthalmology and optometry services under one organization. If you are outside the area, the Grandville and Holland locations are the two access points to check before scheduling.

You can reach Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center by phone at (616) 396-2316 or submit an appointment request through the "Request Appointment" link on hollandeye.com. The practice serves West Michigan from a main location in Holland and a satellite office in Grandville, and it has been family owned and operated since 1952.

Ways to Get in Touch

The site lists the phone number twice in its header area, so it is the most direct route for anything time-sensitive.

What to Prepare Before You Schedule

The website groups its patient resources under a "For Patients" section, which tells you what the practice expects you to have ready:

• Appointment request – the starting point for new and returning patients.
• Patient forms – paperwork to complete ahead of your visit.
• Pay your bill – an online billing portal link for existing patients.
• Transportation – information for patients who need help getting to a appointment.
• Referrals – for patients being directed by another provider, or for doctors referring someone in.

If you are a referring physician, the site has a separate "For Doctors" path with a "Refer a Patient" option rather than the general patient intake route.

Locations

Holland Eye operates two clinical sites:

• Holland – the main clinic, in the same building as the practice's ambulatory surgery center, which the site describes as West Michigan's first. The clinic is noted as newly renovated.
• Grandville – a satellite office providing clinical services.

The site does not publish street addresses or office hours in the material available here, so confirm the exact location and timing when you call or submit your request.

Services You Can Ask About When You Call

Knowing what the practice covers can help you describe your reason for the visit. The listed service areas include:

• Cataracts, including laser guided cataract surgery
• EVO ICL and refractive lens exchange
• Glaucoma
• Retina
• Cornea
• Eyelids

The team includes ophthalmologists and optometrists — Eric Snyder, MD; Benjamin Currie, MD; Matthew Currie, MD; Tara Oosterbaan, OD; Rosanne Pruis, OD; and Kelly James, OD — supported by nurses, technicians, and support staff.

Common Points to Confirm

• Which office you are scheduled at (Holland or Grandville).
• Whether your insurance or referral needs to be on file first.
• Which forms apply to your visit type, since the site lists forms as a general resource rather than by procedure.
• Whether you need transportation assistance, which the practice lists as a patient resource.

For billing questions specifically, the "Pay Your Bill" link is the entry point the site provides; the available material does not describe payment platforms or pricing, so ask directly about costs and coverage.

Holland Eye Surgery & Laser Center lists six doctors on its website: three ophthalmologists (MD) and three optometrists (OD). The ophthalmologists are Eric Snyder, MD; Benjamin Currie, MD; and Matthew Currie, MD. The optometrists are Tara Oosterbaan, OD; Rosanne Pruis, OD; and Kelly James, OD. The site does not publish individual subspecialties or clinic schedules for each doctor, so you'll need to call (616) 396-2316 or request an appointment through the website to confirm who handles your specific concern.

The two types of doctors on the team

The credentials after each name tell you what kind of care that doctor provides:

Holland Eye describes its broader team as "a dedicated team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses, technicians, and support staff" serving the community through medical and surgical eye care services.

The doctors listed

Ophthalmologists (MD)

• Eric Snyder, MD
• Benjamin Currie, MD
• Matthew Currie, MD

Optometrists (OD)

• Tara Oosterbaan, OD
• Rosanne Pruis, OD
• Kelly James, OD

What the website does not specify

The site does not list each doctor's subspecialty, years of experience, or which location and days they see patients. That matters if you're seeking care for a specific condition, since the practice offers services across cataracts (including laser guided cataract surgery), EVO ICL, refractive lens exchange, glaucoma, retina, cornea, and eyelids. The practice operates a Holland clinic and surgery center plus a Grandville satellite office for clinical services, so location is another detail worth confirming when you book.

How to confirm the right doctor for you

1. Decide what you need: a routine eye exam and vision care generally points to an OD; a surgical or complex medical condition points to an MD.
2. Call (616) 396-2316 and describe your condition, or use the website's Request an Appointment tool.
3. Ask which doctor handles your condition and at which office — Holland or Grandville.
4. If you're referred by another provider, the practice has a Refer a Patient option for doctors.

The practice has served West Michigan since 1952 and is family owned and operated, with a history that includes pioneering cataract surgery and operating West Michigan's first ambulatory surgery center.

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.