Dr. Matthew Karres
Dr. Matthew Karres has lived and worked in and around New Albany for many years. He is a graduate of New Albany High School and even worked at the New Albany Kroger on opening day. He attended Capital University for his undergraduate education and then entered the United States Army as a combat medic. Dr. Karres is a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Optometry. While in school he studied specialty contact lens designs including scleral, gas permeable, multifocal and orthokeratology lenses. He continued to work at Ohio State after graduation as a research optometrist and has presented his research at several international conferences.
Dr. Amy Keller
Dr. Amy Keller grew up in Normal, Illinois and received her undergraduate degree from University of Illinois. She then moved to Columbus to attend The Ohio State University College of Optometry, graduating in 2000. Since then, Dr. Keller has served thousands of patients across Central Ohio. She has a strong passion for patient care with a heart for pediatric and family vision care and a love for the challenge of finding the perfect contact lens solution for her patients.
Dr. Amy is an active volunteer for the Realeyes Classroom Education Program and has shared the magic of vision with over 13,000 students throughout Ohio. She is also an InfantSEE infant vision provider and she assists with the Special Olympics Opening Eyes program. Outside the office, Dr. Amy spends her free time with her husband and 3 daughters. She is active in her church Children’s Ministry and Worship Band, and has a love for barbershop harmony, singing lead with the award-winning Scioto Valley Chorus.
Dr. Kayli Dennis
Dr. Dennis grew up in Westerville, Ohio. She completed her undergraduate degree at The Ohio State University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences. She received her Doctor of Optometry degree in 2019 from The Ohio State University College of Optometry. Dr. Dennis graduated from optometry school with honors and as a 4-year member of the Beta Sigma Kappa (BSK) Optometric Honor Society. She was also a member of several student organizations such as the Contact Lens Advancement Society, Private Practice Club, and Epsilon Psi Epsilon Optometric Fraternity.
In her free time, Dr. Dennis enjoys traveling, watching football, especially the Buckeyes, watching movies, and reading or listening to audiobooks. She also loves spending time with her husband Ryan and their dog Scarlet.