Dr. Liza Dimaranan, OD
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Dr. Dimaranan didn't start out with a career in optometry but as an aeronautical engineer. Why the switch? "I didn't want to just sit in a cubicle staring at a computer monitor my entire career" says Dr. Liza Dimaranan. "I realized I enjoyed working with my co-workers and having more personal interaction with individuals more than anything else." So she went back to school to obtain her doctorate in optometry at the Southern California College of Optometry. After obtaining her degree, Dr. Dimaranan worked in a private practice and for an ophthalmologist, gaining valuable experience, before obtaining her own practice in Pico Rivera.
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When asked why she wanted to start her own practice, Dr. Dimaranan said, "With my own practice I can emphasize interpersonal relationships and care for my patients. I can make an impact in my patient's lives by helping them see the world better." And this is what she says motivates her, especially as she sees her patients return over the years.
Dr. Dimaranan was honored with the Young Optometrist of the Year Award from the California Optometric Association. She was President of the Rio Hondo Optometric Society and is currently a board member for the Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce. She also participates in the InfantSee program where infants under one year old can have a free eye exam.
When Dr. Dimaranan isn't treating patients at the Pico Rivera Optometric Center she enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.
Dr. Dimaranan was honored with the Young Optometrist of the Year Award from the California Optometric Association. She was President of the Rio Hondo Optometric Society and is currently a board member for the Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce. She also participates in the InfantSee program where infants under one year old can have a free eye exam.
When Dr. Dimaranan isn't treating patients at the Pico Rivera Optometric Center she enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.
Pre-Test Room
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Auto Refractor-Auto KeratomerterThis unique instruments measures the amount of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and curvature of the cornea (front of the eye) in one reading.
This gives the doctor a tremendous starting point regarding your visual condition. It also tells the doctor if you are a good candidate for contact lenses. This test must be performed annually since the values can change due to growth, disease, degeneration, and stress. |
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Visual Fields This instrument is called a Visual Fields. It is the most sophisticated instrument in our clinic, as its data can more easily detect more eye diseases for the doctor to interpret. The findings from this test enable the doctor to determine if there is any retinal disease or any disease behind the eye to the back of the brain. This test must be done every year since the conditions that we are looking for can develop at any age and at any time.
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Visual Fields is the most state of the art medical eye testing available. The doctor has invested in these sopisticated computers to give you the finest preventive eye health care.
Exam Room
