Recently, I lost my job in the Special Operations pipeline for the US Air Force due to a color vision deficiency. I was instructed that I needed more proof to verify I could indeed see colors at the proper levels. I found that most optometrists did not have the proper software to test me. After weeks of searching, I was recommended to Dr. Belill. We set up an appointment after a brief conversation about my circumstances. When I arrived from out of state, I was greeted by a friendly and knowledgeable staff. I walked them through my case in person, and then, we started the Rabin Cone Contrast test. We ensured that I followed all the Air Force guidelines and conducted the test twice in order to ensure that my first test's passing score was reliable and repeatable. Both times I met Air Force standards. Dr. Belill spoke with me at length about the results and wrote the review of the tests in order to address all the concerns I and the Air Force had from the previous (in service) exams. Finding Dr. Belill provided me the evidence I need to go back to my previous chain of command to try and get my job back. He was honest the entire time with me, and I'm glad I got to work with him. He clearly cares about his work enough to obtain an obscure software for a relatively unknown eye condition. He and his staff gave me hope that I'll be able to return. Thank you again Dr. Belill.