Dr. Randall G. Melchert OD

About Dr. Randall Melchert, Optometrist

Dr. Randall Melchert is a dedicated optometrist who is a trusted name in the field of eye care. The owner of Melchert Eye Care in Brookfield, Wisconsin, Dr. Melchert, has dedicated his life to improving vision by serving underprivileged individuals and communities who do not have access to professional optometric services.

As an optometrist, Randall Melchert’s work extends beyond the exam room into communities at home and abroad, offering critical care through mission work and charitable outreach. His dedication to optometry is driven by a deep commitment to service, rooted in a philosophy that quality eye care should be accessible to everyone. One particular ministry that Dr. Melchert enjoys is doing eye exams for the men who are in the recovery program at the Milwaukee Rescue Mission and then providing free glasses for them. Dr Melchert has participated in this program for over forty years.

Through his work, Dr. Melchert has helped enhance the lives of countless patients by preserving their vision and addressing ocular health issues with skill and compassion.

For over three decades, Dr. Randall G. Melchert OD has been a cornerstone of the optometric community in the Greater Milwaukee area. His clinic, Melchert Eye Care, offers comprehensive exams that go beyond simple vision testing, including in-depth screenings for glaucoma, cataracts, and other eye conditions, utilizing the most advanced technologies available.

Melchert Eye Care is one of the pioneers in Optos Optomap retinal imaging, which is crucial for early disease detection. The clinic also offers foreign body removal and treatment for common conditions like conjunctivitis and dry eye syndrome.

Optometrist Randall Melchert has made notable contributions to the development and testing of innovative optical products. Among these are tinted and oxygen-permeable contact lenses and lenses designed to assist those with color blindness.

Dr. Melchert is a member of the American Optometric Association. He also served as the president of the Kettle Moraine Optometric Society and a member of the board at Prevent Blindness-Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Optometric Association.