Dr. Jay Crank
Dr. Crank graduated from the Michigan College of Optometry in 1993. He also obtained his Bachelors in Vision Science from Ferris State University. Dr. Crank has been practicing in Grand Rapids for over 20 years specializing in Primary Care, Ocular Disease and Contact Lenses.
Dr. Crank was the founder of Travel EyeCare, a mobile eye clinic serving people with difficult transportation needs. He has volunteered his time with mission trips and at Cherry Street Health Clinic in downtown Grand Rapids. Since 2003, Dr. Crank has been an Adjunct Faculty Professor at the Michigan College of Optometry teaching future Eye Doctors primary eye care and ocular disease. Dr. Crank speaks regularly across the country to the optometric community as a Professional Development Consultant.
His family consists of his wife Tami for 21 years and two daughters Carlie and Lindsey. Dr. Crank resides in Caledonia and his children attend Caledonia schools. He enjoys representing his community through coaching hockey, volunteering at church, and serving on local boards.
Dr. Carlie Crank
Dr. Crank earned her Doctorate of Optometry from the Michigan College of Optometry, followed by specialized training at the VA Medical Center in Battle Creek, as well as at the Michigan Eye Institute and Walton & Becker Eyecare.
She has a strong focus on managing ocular diseases and specialty contact lenses, alongside a commitment to treating a wide range of eye conditions.
Having grown up in Caledonia, Dr. Crank is thrilled to have returned to her community, where she is currently accepting new patients.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Dr. Crank enjoys staying active through pickleball and cherishing quality time with friends and family. Her dedication to patient care and community involvement truly sets her apart in the field of optometry.