Ophthalmologist in Sidney, Troy, and St. Marys

“I have never been treated with such VIP service in my life…”

-Larry M., 5-Star Review

  • Many Insurances Accepted

  • Board-Certified Eye Surgeons

  • Complete Vision Solutions

  • Advanced Treatment Options

Our Locations Have Changed

Our Celina and Bellefontaine offices closed in June of 2026. We are excited to welcome you to our new office in St. Marys. If you were a patient at either closed office, you're welcome at any of our three current locations in Sidney, St. Marys, and Troy. Visit our Locations page or call (937) 492-8040 and we'll help you find the office closest to you.

We Welcome New Patients

We are always ready to welcome new patients at our offices in St. Marys, Troy, and Sidney, OH. If you are experiencing vision problems, or if it's time for a routine medical eye exam, set up an appointment today.

Welcome to Ohio Vision

Ophthalmologists and Optometrists Providing Expert Care

At Ohio Vision, we want our patients to see the world as clearly as possible. To that end, we provide a wide range of eye care services, including eye exams, eye surgeries, and treatment for eye diseases such as glaucomacataracts, and macular degeneration.

Our ophthalmologists and optometrist work collaboratively to ensure that we provide the best care possible. Our staff is welcoming, compassionate, and committed to making your experience with us as positive and stress-free as possible.

With offices in Sidney, St. Marys and Troy, we serve families from throughout West Central Ohio. If you would like to schedule an appointment at one of our locations, you can request a consultation online or reach us by phone.

Call Us: (937) 492-8040

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5 Stars

“Dr. Scott Storck responded so nobly to my emergency call on Saturday, July 5. It was a holiday weekend and the office was closed. I called Walmart optical in Troy, who directed me to his office and the recording directed me to Wilson hospital. Dr. Storck was the ophthalmologist on duty and he called me right back. I described my eye situation and was willing to wait a few days, but he said "That could be dangerous so we should look at it today." He left his home 30 miles away to meet me at his Troy office. He was in his scrubs, cheerful, and patient. He did all of the tests needed and gave me great advice for how to respond to my eye concerns ahead. I was so impressed by his prompt and heroic service on a holiday weekend. Dr. Storck delivers!! God bless him!”

-Diane M., 5-Star Review

Memberships & Affiliations

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Financing and Insurance

We don't want our patients to worry about the cost of eye care. We accept many forms of medical insurance, and our team will file claims on your behalf. Contact us to confirm that we accept your insurance. We also offer helpful financing options to qualifying patients.

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Cutting-Edge Cataract Surgery

Many patients with cataracts don't realize how compromised their vision has become. After cataract surgery by our ophthalmologists serving West Central Ohio, you'll be amazed at how bright colors appear and how radically your eyesight improves.

During cataract surgery, our ophthalmologists will remove the clouded lens of your eye and replace it with an advanced intraocular lens (IOL). Dr. Johnson and Dr. Storck are experts in cataract surgery who remain at the forefront of innovation in this life-changing procedure.

Our practice is proud to offer the revolutionary PanOptix® multifocal IOL, as well as the Vivity multifocal IOL to qualifying patients. These lenses can give you clear vision at near, intermediate, and far distances.

The PanOptix Multifocal Lens

Our ophthalmologists can replace your clouded lens with the PanOptix IOL, potentially allowing you to reduce your dependence on glasses or contact lenses.

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Glaucoma Treatment

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can lead to vision loss and blindness if left untreated. The vision loss caused by glaucoma starts at the periphery of the field of vision and gradually closes in, which can be difficult to notice at first. That's why it's important to schedule regular eye exams with our optometrist, who can detect glaucoma in its earliest stages.

When you've been diagnosed with glaucoma, our ophthalmologists can offer a variety of treatments that can slow the progression of the disease and save your eyesight. Depending on the stage of your condition, our eye doctors may recommend eye drops to manage the pressure in your eyes, or they may recommend minimally invasive surgery.

Do You Have Cataracts and Glaucoma? We Offer an Advanced Solution

Patients with cataracts and glaucoma may qualify for treatment with the iStent Inject device. During cataract surgery, our ophthalmologists can place these tiny FDA-approved stents to relieve intraocular pressure and control glaucoma. Our practice is excited to offer this innovative solution to our patients.

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Diabetic Retinopathy Treatment

Patients with diabetes are at risk of developing diabetic retinopathy. Poor blood sugar management can cause damage to the blood vessels in the back of your eye, which in turn can cause damage to your retina. Our optometrist and ophthalmologists offer a variety of treatments for both mild and advanced diabetic retinopathy.
Learn more about diabetic retinopathy

Dry Eye Treatment

Our eye doctors can help you find relief from chronic dry eye. Medicated eye drops are most commonly prescribed for this condition. Certain patients may qualify for more sophisticated solutions, which you can discuss with our optometrist and ophthalmologists during your next appointment.
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Blepharoplasty

Is your sight impaired by sagging eyelids? Our ophthalmologists can perform eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, to remove sagging skin and clear your field of vision. Blepharoplasty can also rejuvenate your appearance!
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Do I Need an Ophthalmologist, Optometrist, or Optician?

Different eye care professionals meet different needs. Ophthalmologists are medical doctors who are qualified to perform surgeries. Optometrists are not medical doctors; they hold a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree, qualifying them to examine your eyes and diagnose eye diseases. Opticians are technicians who adjust corrective eyewear.

Ohio Vision is a group of board-certified ophthalmologists and an optometrist who  specialize in surgery and ocular disease management. Our offices are located in Sidney, St. Marys, and Troy.

“Great results.”

“I am very pleased with the professional services provided by this ophthalmology practice.  The doctors and staff members do a great job of explaining treatments and outcomes.   Very friendly and helpful in all aspects.  Great results.” 

-Virgil K., 5-Star Review

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Ohio Vision

Ohio Vision is honored to provide the very best medical and surgical eye care to patients in  Shelby, Auglaize, and Miami Counties. Drs. Johnson, Storck, and Schemmel are all board-certified and experts in their respective disciplines. We are proud to be affiliated with several prestigious organizations, including:

  • American Academy of Ophthalmology
  • American Medical Association
  • Ohio State Medical Association
  • American Board of Optometry
  • Vision Professionals Board

To request more information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact us online or call (937) 492-8040.

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