Dr. Taffy J. Whiteman, OD

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Experience Innovative Eye Care Solutions Rooted in Expertise and Passion

Dr. Taffy J. Whiteman  brings a wealth of experience and expertise in optometry, having practiced in Oregon, Florida, and now in her home state of Colorado. She is currently a part of the esteemed team of eye care professionals at Eye Logic. 

Specializing in primary eye care, contact lenses, and vision therapy, Dr. Whiteman is dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive eye care services to the Englewood community. Her tailored treatment plans are designed to address a wide range of vision and eye health concerns, ensuring each patient receives the individualized care they deserve.

A Colorado native, Dr. Whiteman’s journey in optometry began with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pre-Med from the University of Colorado at Denver, Red Rocks Community College, and a private University in South Carolina. She continued her education at the College of Optometry at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, where she earned her Doctor of Optometry Degree before completing her postgraduate work in Texas.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Dr. Whiteman is known for her passion for music, travel, and quality time with loved ones. When she is not caring for her patients, she can be found enjoying the company of friends and family, or having fun with her beloved dog.

At Eye Logic, Dr. Taffy J. Whiteman’s commitment to excellence and patient-centered approach align perfectly with their mission to provide top-tier eye care services to the Englewood community. Patients can now schedule appointments to experience her innovative and tailored eye care solutions firsthand.

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