The New BergFeinfield.com Is Live

Our New Website Is Live | Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction

The New BergFeinfield.com Is Live

After more than four decades of caring for Los Angeles eyes, we’ve rebuilt our home on the web from the ground up — faster, clearer, and designed around the questions you actually ask us. Here’s a quick tour of what’s new.

The new Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction website on desktop and mobile

Same Doctors. Same Care. A Much Better Website.

Our goal was simple: whatever brought you here — blurry menus, a LASIK question, a cataract diagnosis — you should find a clear answer in two clicks or less.

The new site is built for how patients actually research eye care in 2026. Every procedure page answers the most-asked questions up front, every treatment has an honest “who it’s for and who it isn’t” section, and everything works beautifully on your phone. Whether you’re comparing LASIK to its alternatives or weighing lens options for cataract surgery, the information you need is finally all in one place.

Answers First. Jargon Never.

Every procedure page on the new site opens with a plain-English quick answer, then goes as deep as you want to go — candidacy, technology, recovery, and honest “who this isn’t for” guidance. Wondering whether LASIK fits your eyes, what the laser actually does in cataract surgery, or how LASIK pricing really works? It’s all written the way we’d explain it across the exam-room table.

And because no two eyes are alike, the site is organized around your situation — not our org chart. Start from a symptom, a procedure, a doctor, or your neighborhood, and you’ll land in the right place.

Berg-Feinfield doctor explaining vision correction options to a Los Angeles patient

Six Things Worth Exploring First

Easier Appointment Requests

Our new secure contact form gets your request straight to the right office — or call any location directly from its page.

Find Your Path by Stage of Life

The new site maps vision correction the way it actually works: what’s right at 30 is rarely what’s right at 65.

Young adult exploring LASIK, PRK, and EVO ICL options in Los Angeles

18–45: Ditch the Lenses

LASIK, PRK, and EVO ICL — modern correction for active years.

Explore LASIK →
Patient in his 50s reducing dependence on reading glasses with refractive lens exchange

45–60: Lose the Readers

Refractive Lens Exchange and advanced lens implants for presbyopia.

Explore RLE →
Cataract surgery patient over 65 with restored vision in Los Angeles

65+: See Clearly Again

Laser cataract surgery with lenses chosen for your lifestyle — start with the self-test.

Explore Cataract Care →
Berg-Feinfield surgeons who co-manage patients with referring optometrists across Los Angeles
New for Optometrists

A Brand-New Portal for Referring Doctors

One of the biggest additions to the new site isn’t for patients at all. Our new Partnering Optometrists portal gives referring ODs a dedicated home: streamlined referral tools, co-management protocols, direct lines to our surgical coordinators, and a first look at the technology your patients will be treated with.

If you co-manage LASIK, cataract, or cornea patients with us — or you’d like to start — the portal is the fastest way to work with our surgeons. Every referred patient is evaluated promptly and returns to your chair for ongoing care.

Five Offices. One Standard of Care.

From the San Fernando Valley to the San Gabriel Valley to Santa Clarita, every location page now includes maps, hours, and the services offered there.

Advanced diagnostic and surgical technology at Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction

See the Technology Behind the Care

The new site finally shows what happens behind the exam room door: the diagnostic imaging that maps your eye before any recommendation, the wavefront-guided LASIK platform, and the femtosecond laser that brings computer-guided precision to cataract surgery.

Technology pages aren’t there to impress you with acronyms — they exist so you can understand exactly what will happen to your eyes, and why we chose the platforms we did.

Questions About Finding Us & the New Site

Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction has five offices across the greater Los Angeles area: Burbank (2625 W. Alameda Ave., Suite 208), Sherman Oaks (13320 Riverside Drive, Suite 114), Beverly Hills (462 N. Linden Drive, Suite 441), Arcadia (638 W. Duarte Road, Suite 10), and Valencia (27335 Tourney Road, Suite 210). Call 866-2-SEE-FAR to reach any location.
Yes. Our Burbank and Sherman Oaks offices serve LASIK patients across the San Fernando Valley — Studio City, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Encino, Glendale, and beyond — with all-laser, bladeless LASIK and complimentary consultations. See our San Fernando Valley LASIK page for details.
Yes. Our Arcadia office serves the San Gabriel Valley — Pasadena, Monrovia, Temple City, San Marino, Alhambra, and surrounding communities — with the same surgeons and technology as every Berg-Feinfield location. Start with our San Gabriel Valley LASIK page.
Our Valencia office at 27335 Tourney Road serves Santa Clarita, Valencia, Newhall, Saugus, Canyon Country, and the surrounding Santa Clarita Valley — no drive into Los Angeles required for consultations or follow-up care.
Yes. Old bookmarks and links redirect automatically to the matching page on the new site. If you can’t find something you used before — a form, a resource, a page — contact us and we’ll point you to it directly.
Three ways: use the secure appointment request form, call 866-2-SEE-FAR (866-273-3327), or start with a free online self-test — the vision correction self-test or the cataract self-test — and request your consultation from your results.

Take a Look Around — Then Come See Us

The website is new, but the promise is the one we’ve kept since 1980: personalized care, top technology, and honest recommendations for your eyes.

The Michael Bonanomi Foundation 2016/2017 Gift Recipients

Michael Bonanomi Foundation

WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE 2016/2017 RECIPIENTS
OF THE MICHAEL BONANOMI FOUNDATION GIFTS

THE VISITING ARTIST/SCHOLAR OF POPULAR MUSIC PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ

We are so excited to announce that The Michael Bonanomi Foundation will fund the inaugural University of California, Santa Cruz Visiting Artist/Scholar of Popular Music and Jazz Program. This innovative new program is designed to bring experts in popular music directly to UC Santa Cruz as visiting professors, and will contribute to a growing emphasis on popular music in academia.

In its inaugural year, the program will focus on the music of the iconic American band, The Grateful Dead. This is especially relevant to UC Santa Cruz, as it currently houses The Grateful Dead Archive, a collection representative of the individual and collective creativity of the band, artists, photographers and fans. For those of you who knew Michael, you know how much he loved The Grateful Dead!

The Popular Music Program will be comprised of both undergraduate and graduate courses on the music of the The Grateful Dead, including the context of 1960’s psychedelic movement and the ways in which the band’s music evolved through time. These courses will encourage a generation of students to appreciate the music of the The Grateful Dead, thereby instilling a passion for the band and a new understanding of popular music. It’s anticipated that up to 500 students will register for the undergraduate course, making it one of the most popular at UC Santa Cruz.

While the inaugural year focuses on the music of The Grateful Dead, going forward, the program will feature a different genre of popular music such as Jazz, Hip Hop, and Americana.

Faculty members at UC Santa Cruz have officially started the search for the new Visiting Artist/Scholar in Residence and hope to have the position filled by next spring.

We are proud that our contribution will enable UC Santa Cruz to offer this course. Without the generous donations of all who support our Foundation, UC Santa Cruz would be unable to fund such a worthwhile program that extends music education to the broader student body. This program epitomizes our belief in the profound positive effect music has on society.

MUSIC4SIGHT@SWEET RELIEF

We are also so pleased to have supported Music4Sight@Sweet Relief. Music4Sight’s mission is to provide essential services for musicians to protect healthy eyesight irrespective of their ability to individually pay for services. The Michael Bonanomi Foundation strives to support musicians who demonstrate both a need and a commitment to music, and are happy that this gift will help Music4Sight@SweetRelief provide eye care to musicians in need.

A special thank you to Dr. Rob Feinfield, who founded Music4Sight in 2008, for all his help in making our 2016 Brighter Sun Benefit such a fun and successful night.

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO SUPPORT THE MICHAEL BONANOMI FOUNDATION!
YOUR GENEROSITY MAKES THESE GIFTS POSSIBLE.


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