Mark L.
Hill, M.D.

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Dr. Hill is a Board-Certified Ophthalmologist who grew up in northern Utah where he attended Weber State University. He earned his medical degree from the University of Utah School of Medicine and in 2015 he completed his surgical Ophthalmology residency training at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Following residency, Dr. Hill practiced in the beautiful Reno, Carson City and Lake Tahoe region of Northern Nevada.

Dr. Hill specializes in general ophthalmology including cataract surgery, glaucoma, anterior segment, dry eyes, pterygium, LASIK and surgical eyelid surgery. He also treats various retinal diseases such as macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease.

Dr. Hill and his wife are both Layton natives. They enjoy spending time with their four children playing baseball, skiing and snowboarding and enjoying the outdoors. Se Habla Español.

PATIENT Reviews

Fabulous staff, amazing eye doctor that took extra time with my care, very thorough exams, and just a wonderful experience all around. I was worried that they wouldn't do the proper exams, but they exceeded my expectations and went through all of it with me, plus a few tests that I didn't know were available. The whole process put me at ease and I felt confident I had the proper diagnosis when I walked out of the office. I will be using them for my care from now on, no question.

Kris

Dr Hill spent as much time with me as needed. He explained everything they were doing. I couldn’t be happier with him.

Jennine W.

The receptionist was professional and greeted me with a cordial welcome. Dr. Wallin is the best. Still seeing 20/20 three years after cataract surgery.

David W.

Dr Hess and supporting staff, have been nothing but professional. My questions and concerns were addressed and resolved. I see only 5 stars available, there should be 10!

Oliver S.

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