Roholt Vision Institute North Canton
5890 Mayfair Rd,
North Canton, OH
Roholt Vision Institute is an ophthalmology practice in North Canton, Ohio, with additional locations in Canton, Canfield, and Alliance. It provides LASIK, cataract surgery, vision correction surgery, phakic lens implants (EVO ICL), presbyopia implants, and medical eye treatment.
The practice specializes in refractive, cataract, and implant surgeries. Philip C. Roholt, MD, trained at the University of Minnesota and completed an ophthalmology residency at the University of Florida. The site also names Meagan O. Celmer, Thomas Wohl, Jason Young, Brian E. Mathie, and Bradley R. Kubis.
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+1 330-305-2200
Monica Lorkowski
3 months ago
I had a smile surgery completed in this office about a month ago and I couldn't be happier with my results! From beginning to end I felt like my questions and concerns were listened to and explained well. Office staff was wonderful and attentive, the technicians were personable and knowledgeable and Dr. Young and Dr. Roholt did an excellent and thorough job with my office visits and surgery. I honestly cannot speak highly enough of the staff and physicians at this practice!
julia Gurevich
5 months ago
I underwent LASIKs and I was so nervous about the process. The day of the surgery I got there and everyone was kind and courteous. Dr young did my LASIKs and it was quick and easy. Only had mild discomfort afterward but went straight to sleep and when I woke up about 4 hours later I could see with no glasses needed. Dr young also called to check on me Saturday afternoon to make sure I was doing alright. Great patient care!
Maggie Neuhart
1 year ago
We live over an hour away and we were 10 minutes from the office when they called to cancel my lasik surgery. They apologized and gave me a discount. A month later I had the surgery and everything went great. Unfortunately the money we saved ended up going towards eye drops. In the beginning I was told we'd spend $50 in drops. Pharmacy gave me 2 bottles of antibiotics when I only needed 1 and only gave me 1 bottle of steroids when I needed 2. Not to mention artificial tears. Much more than $50. Overall, happy with the results and glad to be done with it all.
