Leonard Ramirez Jr.

I had an sub-arachnoid hemorrhage (SaH) aneurysm 6 years ago. With a .00027 chance of survival. My recovery was the result of miracle after miracle at the Sutter Hospital Stroke Unit (which happened to be in the top 3 in the nation), but then I was told the one doctor who could save my vision because of the extensive permanent peripheral damage was right across the street from the hospital. Though I know he doesn't like to hear me say this, Dr. Don Fong IS a miracle worker. With HIS prism glass technology, he was able to 'reroute' the way my brain and eyes communicated, teaching it to see a new way. Now, with the permanent damage still there, I see as good as any other person my age, can drive again, can walk again without running into everything, and I can protect myself without the aid of another when crossing streets with traffic of all kinds. Dr. Don Fong is a man of integrity. He's patient, compassionate, very funny, and a Godly man who wants nothing but the best for his fellow man. He feels more like a close friend than a doctor. God bless Dr. Don Fong!! I am so grateful for him and his staff.

J Jj

When I moved to Sacramento in 1998, I was referred to Dr Fong by co-workers and my Sac sister. He’s so good, the Department of Defense tried to recruit him. Kind of ‘out of the box,’ but just the best!

Jennifer Soloway

I have been seeing Dr. Fong for about twenty years. He does an exam that is much more than finding the necessary lens. He checks the retina and range of vision; identifying blind spots. He does additional tests too. He is very knowledgeable about eyes, vision and how we compensate for vision problems. I hope he doesn’t retire because I can’t imagine seeing a different optometrist.