Our focus is on what's best for each individual patient.  Since 1980, the Kremer Eye Center surgeons have improved the vision of hundreds of thousands of patients from Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Wilmington, Delaware; and King of Prussia/Philadelphia with LASIK, leading-edge cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment, and ophthalmic plastic surgery.

Kremer surgeons are among the most respected in the tri-state region for their experience and varied specialties, and have performed over 160,000 eye procedures, including well over 50,000 LASIK procedures to help eliminate dependence on glasses and contact lenses.

Kremer Eye Center offers special benefit programs for groups, including employee groups, unions, organizations and associations. Members of such groups can benefit from on-site, no obligation screenings to determine if members are candidates for laser surgery, and special group rates if they decide to have surgery at Kremer Eye Center.

Anthony C. Zacchei, M.D. is a board certified ophthalmologist specializing in cataracts, glaucoma, and LASIK refractive surgery.

Dr. Zacchei has authored numerous publications and has lectured nationally. He teaches students and residents at numerous local schools. Dr. Zacchei is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the American Medical Association and the Pennsylvania Medical Society.

The most important thing I do for patients is to help them decide whether laser vision correction is the right choice. Not every one is a good candidate and I only want to offer surgery to patients who I think have the best chance to have an excellent result. The entire process of evaluating and performing laser vision correction is a collaboration between myself and the patient.

We do an extensive pre operative assessment to be as sure as we can that every patient who has surgery is an excellent candidate. We dont rush and we don't cut corners.

Laser vision correction is a once in a lifetime decision, and you want the best.

The most important thing I do for patients is to help them decide whether laser vision correction is the right choice. Not every one is a good candidate and I only want to offer surgery to patients who I think have the best chance to have an excellent result. The entire process of evaluating and performing laser vision correction is a collaboration between myself and the patient.

We do an extensive pre operative assessment to be as sure as we can that every patient who has surgery is an excellent candidate. We dont rush and we don't cut corners.

Laser vision correction is a once in a lifetime decision, and you want the best.