After attending 3 years of eye exams with this team, I was persuaded to have cataract surgery on…read moreboth eyes in October of 2025. Dr, Jeffrey Hudson was the surgeon. I was unexpectedly not fully sedated for my first eye surgery, and very uncomfortably felt both pressure and pain during the procedure. A better job of sedation took place on the second eye surgery; though still not ideal. The results of my surgery have been distressing at the highest level. Despite going into the surgery with very good close vision, everything close is now blurry. I can no longer read, and it immediately frightened me. When I expressed shock, the explanation i was given, was that "most people" want distance vision, so those were the new acrylic lenses he implanted. Dr. Hudson had years of eye exams to know my traditional field of vision; but arbitrarily chose (without consulting me, despite the business name) to completely reverse my quality of vision. I previously only used my eyewear to drive, as required by my BMV test results. As a result of my new surgery, if I wish to clearly see anything close, I must now wear eyeglasses. The complete reversal of my normal, lifelong (72 years) field of vision. I have been forced to trade wearing eyeglasses 1 hour each week, to run errands in the car; to now having to wear eyeglasses 12-16 hours every day, simply to do everyday chores, and enjoy my hobbies (reading, writing, and playing musical instruments). Dr. Hudson's surgery has ruined the quality of my life. Dr. Hudson and one staff member subtlety mocked my discouragement, and referred me to a specialist surgeon in Indianapolis to make any desired visual adjustments. Sadly, because i have distance vision, my insurance company will not pay for the close vision correction, and as a low-income senior citizen, I can not independently afford to pay out of pocket for the corrective surgery. I am left regretting a cataract surgery, which was not a pressing vision issue, for the rest of my life. Very unfair.