Refractive Vision Specialist
Sarah Ho, O.D. is a primary eye care provider with a passion for enhancing the vision and overall eye health of her patients. As a licensed Doctor of Optometry, she specializes in offering quality refractions and prescribing glasses and contact lenses. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She continued her education and graduated with honors from the Pacific University College of Optometry in Oregon, earning her Doctor of Optometry Degree.
Dr. Ho completed clinical rotations in Washington, Oregon and Hawai’i focusing on primary care, pediatrics, contact lenses, and ocular disease, gaining a well-rounded understanding of various aspects of optometry.
Dr. Ho honed her skills while completing externships at the Pacific Eye Clinic, Hickam Air Base, Vancouver Vision clinic and The Eye Center of Hawaii where she concentrated on co-management of retinal disease.
She is a proud member of the Beta Sigma Kappa Honor Society, the American Optometric Association, and the Hawai’i Optometric Association, actively staying connected with her professional community.
Dr. Ho is committed to providing the highest level of care through her certification in therapeutic pharmaceutical agents enabling her to prescribe and administer pharmaceuticals to treat and alleviate diseases of the eye.
Your eyes work in amazing ways! Keep them healthy with regular check-ups and good care. 👁️
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We are so proud to expand our community with a brand-new location on the east side of Oahu in the heart of Kailua.
This new center will bring the full spectrum of vision care:
• Comprehensive Optometry
• Subspecialty Ophthalmology Services
• Full-Service Optical with Designer and Affordable Eyewear
• We participate in most insurance plans
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Blurry vision? It could be cataracts. 👁️
A cataract clouds your eye’s natural lens—like looking through a foggy window or dusty windshield. You may notice colors fading, glare or halos around lights, trouble seeing at night, or that everyday tasks are becoming harder.
It’s Cataract Awareness Month—don’t wait.
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Ever wonder what replaces your natural lens during cataract or lens replacement surgery?
It’s called an intraocular lens, or IOL—a tiny, artificial lens that restores your vision from the inside out. 🔍
There are different types of IOLs, including:
👓 Monofocal – sharp focus at one distance
🔁 Multifocal – see near and far without glasses
🔄 Toric – corrects astigmatism
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On this Memorial Day, we pause in gratitude and remembrance for the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.
Here in Hawai‘i—home to so many who serve—we hold that sacrifice close to heart. Today, we honor their courage, their legacy, and the freedom they’ve preserved for us all.
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With over 2 million moving parts, the eye processes light, focus, depth, movement, and color—sending that information to your brain at lightning speed so you can see the world around you.
It’s no wonder your eyes deserve expert care.
👁️✨ Keep them healthy. Get them checked.
You only get one pair.
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