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Stephanie Loy, OD

Accepting New Patients
Primary Care Provider

Education

Doctor of Optometry, University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
Biology, Bachelor's Degree, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL

Professional Organizations

American Optometric Association
Illinois Optometric Association

Department of Ophthalmology

In the Department of Ophthalmology, Dr. Loy cares for patients and their eye health by helping detect early signs of diseases like glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and even systemic conditions that can affect the eyes like high blood pressure or
diabetes.

Why I Chose Healthcare

I really enjoyed science classes in high school, particularly my anatomy class. My teacher encouraged me to pursue the medical field.

Personal

I most enjoy family time outside of work. I spend a lot of time watching my son play baseball, football, and hockey. I also enjoy crafting and baking.

Languages Spoken

English

I have family members who had ocular health issues, so I was aware of the importance of eyecare from a young age. After I decided I might like to be an optometrist, I began working in an optometry clinic when I was in high school. It seemed like a career I could see myself in. I worked in optometry practices when I was in college and optometry school, and the doctors there were great role models for practicing with a medical focus.

Patient Satisfaction Score

Stephanie Loy, OD
4.60 / 5.00
Based on 23 reviews
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