Juliette A. Dilibero, OD provides optometric care in Allied Gardens at Kaiser Permanente Zion Medical Center, 4647 Zion Ave, San Diego 92120. Dr. Dilibero graduated from Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 1996 and holds California optometry license #OPT10829T, with nearly three decades of clinical practice in eye examinations, vision therapy, and ocular disease management. She speaks both English and Spanish, expanding access for the bilingual patient population served by the Zion campus in Allied Gardens and surrounding 92120 communities. The Kaiser integrated health record system allows Dr. Dilibero to coordinate with on-campus psychiatrists and behavioral health providers including Sergiu Grozavu, MD, which matters for patients on psychotropic medications that carry ocular side effects such as dry eye and accommodation changes. Her treatment scope includes viral conjunctivitis, blepharitis, dry eye syndrome, and refractive conditions from myopia through presbyopia, with visual field testing and dilated fundus exams performed as standard diagnostic components. Dr. Dilibero's vision therapy expertise addresses binocular dysfunction, convergence insufficiency, and post-concussion visual processing deficits, conditions that require multiple treatment sessions tracked through Kaiser's scheduling infrastructure. Patients managing chronic eye strain from screen-intensive work habits sometimes supplement their optometric care with acupuncture-based approaches at We Love Acupuncture on Mission Gorge Road in Grantville. The Zion Medical Center sits in the residential core of Allied Gardens near the 8 freeway, and Dr. Dilibero's patient base draws from Del Cerro, San Carlos, and Grantville in addition to the immediate neighborhood. Contact lens fittings, cataract co-management with Kaiser ophthalmologists, and pediatric screenings for amblyopia detection round out her clinical workload at this San Diego facility.