Undergraduate Education: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Optometry School: Nova Southeastern University. What drives your passion for optometry? Helping patients get what they visually need. How are you helping patients live their best lives? I am helping our kids function to their potential with their busy electronic educational demands, which helps families understand the various visual needs. What does providing a transformational eyecare experience mean to you? Not only are the basic needs of seeing adequately important but understanding how vision and its devices can affect some peoples' overall development, or a simple change in a pair of glasses can make you feel better, can give a unique eyecare experience. How are you impacting your local community? I enjoy teaching my patients overall basic eye health and anatomy and how it pertains to their unique situation, which can promote better hygiene overall. Hobbies/Interests: Hobbies are volunteering, spending time with family and friends, watching sports, and whatever interests my children are into at the time, which is currently Taekwondo, and spending time at the beach.

As a Doctor of Optometry, part of my commitment to my patients is ongoing professional education. As technology and the world around us changes, I have to keep up-to-date, because I have to provide the best care possible for your eyes. As a member of both the American Optometry Association and the Texas Optometry Association, you can expect quality care from my staff and myself

Dr. Catherine Hall began her undergraduate work at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. She completed her doctorate at the University of Houston College of Optometry in 1998, receiving three letters of clinical excellence. She is a member of the Dallas County Optometric Society, American Optometric Association, Texas Optometric Association, and National Glaucoma Society. When not caring for patients, she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dogs, and gardening.