Eyes on Litchfield evaluates cataracts in Bantam, CT. We measure how much a cataract is affecting your vision, explain when surgery makes sense (and when it doesn't yet), and when it's time, refer you to a trusted local surgeon and handle your before-and-after care here.
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Cataracts develop gradually and may not be noticeable at first. Because they affect the eye’s natural lens, proper evaluation and monitoring are essential to protect vision and plan timely treatment.
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Learn whether cataracts are affecting your vision and daily quality of life.
Regular evaluations help track cataract progression and determine the right timing for treatment.
When surgery is needed, we coordinate your care with experienced cataract surgeons we trust.
Cataracts are common and treatable — we guide you from diagnosis through recovery and beyond.
"The BEST eye exam I've ever had. Dr. Plunske is very thorough, she takes the time and answers your questions. I did not feel rushed. Her staff is friendly and very helpful especially with insurance questions."
"In my 60 years of wearing glasses, this was the best exam ever!! And, the NeuroLens change is letting me read without strain. I had given up on reading for enjoyment. Now that is back again. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
Cataracts occur when the eye's natural lens becomes cloudy over time, gradually causing blurred, dim, or hazy vision.
Common symptoms include cloudy or blurred vision, increased glare or halos at night, and faded colors.
Not always — early cataracts can be monitored over time, and surgery is typically recommended when vision changes begin affecting your daily life.
Cataracts are detected during a comprehensive eye exam through a detailed evaluation of the eye's natural lens and overall vision quality.
Schedule your visit today and discover eye care designed around your needs.