Dr. Alan Serikawa, OD

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Dedicated to Providing Exceptional Eye Care Services and Maintaining Optimal Eye Health

Dr. Alan Serikawa, OD, is a trusted and experienced optometrist who is committed to fulfilling the mission of Salt Lake Vision Care, LLC – delivering great service and quality care to individuals seeking comprehensive eye care solutions. He is a seasoned professional dedicated to assisting patients in maintaining their eye health through a range of services tailored to meet each individual’s unique vision needs.

Not only does Salt Lake Vision Care, LLC offer comprehensive eye exams to ensure optimal eye health, but they also provide a diverse selection of eyewear and contact lenses to cater to different preferences and styles. Additionally, the practice offers consultations on specialized treatments for various eye conditions such as dry eyes and glaucoma, ensuring that patients receive personalized care that suits their specific eye health needs.

Bringing over thirty years of experience in the field, Dr. Serikawa graduated with his Doctor of Optometry Degree from the esteemed Southern California College of Optometry in 1991. His commitment to professional excellence is further demonstrated through his active membership in the Hawaii Optometric Association and the American Optometric Association. 

By staying involved in these professional organizations, Dr. Serikawa remains at the forefront of the latest advancements and best practices in the field of optometry, ensuring that patients at Salt Lake Vision Care, LLC receive the highest standard of care available.

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