The doctors at the ViewFinder Low Vision Resource Centers specialize exclusively in Low Vision Rehabilitation. They have been recognized as leaders in low vision rehabilitation not only in Arizona, but throughout the United States.

Carlos Grandela, OD

Kallie Harrier, OD

Dr. Kallie Harrier moved from her hometown of DeForest, Wisconsin to Phoenix in 2008, and has considered the Valley of the Sun home ever since. She attended Arizona State University for her undergraduate studies (Go Sun Devils!) earning a Bachelors Degree in Life Sciences. Dr. Harrier attended MCPHS University in Worcester, MA where she earned her doctorate of Optometry. While there, she received the Eschenbach Excellence in Low Vision Award for her passion of helping those with vision loss.

During Dr. Harrier’s time away from the office, she has other activities that keep her busy. She is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Public Health at MCPHS to learn more about the healthcare system as a whole and become a better advocate for her patients. Dr. Harrier also holds a position on the advisory board for the Lannie D Chesapeake Lighthouse, a non-profit with a mission to normalize the idea of people who are blind working in all industries at a comparable rate as their sighted peers. In her free time Dr. Harrier enjoys spending time in the Arizona sunshine with her fiancé and two Siberian Huskies. 

Lynne P. Noon, OD, FAAO
Diplomate in Low Vision Rehabilitation

Dr. Lynne P. Noon is the founder of the ViewFinder Low Vision Resource Centers which opened in 1992. She is Arizona's only Diplomate in Low Vision Rehabilitation. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Providence College in Rhode Island and a Doctor of Optometry degree at the New England College of Optometry in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Noon completed training at the New York Lighthouse Low Vision Services, The Cotting School for Handicapped Children in Boston, Massachusetts, and The Veterans Administration Medical Services in Providence, Rhode Island.

Dr. Noon frequently lectures to her peers regarding low vision rehabilitation and is often interviewed for articles and news stories regarding this subject. Dr. Noon is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry, a Diplomate in Low Vision Rehabilitation of the American Academy of Optometry, a member of the American Optometric Association, a member of the American Optometric Association Low Vision Section, a member of the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association and a member of the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired. She is the chair of the Arizona Optometric Low Vision Section, a past board member of Arizona's Vision Rehabilitation & Technology Expo and sat for two terms on the Arizona Governor's Council for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Ashlee
Receptionist
Sun City Office