Concussions, whiplash, and certain neurological conditions can disrupt how your eyes work together — leaving you with chronic headaches, light sensitivity, dizziness, or focus problems that don't show up on a standard exam.
Concussions, whiplash, and certain neurological conditions can disrupt how your eyes work together — leaving you with chronic headaches, light sensitivity, dizziness, or focus problems that don't show up on a standard exam.
How well your eyes work together at near and distance.
How your eyes focus and shift between distances — often disrupted post-injury.
How smoothly your eyes follow moving objects or scan text.
We identify what triggers symptoms so we can target treatment.
A neurological vision consult is more in-depth than a standard exam — plan on 60–90 minutes. We'll review your symptoms, medical history, and run specialized tests to identify exactly what's contributing to your symptoms. From there, we build a treatment plan that often includes vision therapy or specialty lenses.
Yes. Post-concussion vision dysfunction is a major focus of our neurological vision care. We work with patients of all ages.
Vision therapy is a structured program of exercises designed to retrain how the eyes and brain work together. It's evidence-based and especially effective for post-concussion symptoms.
No referral required. Many of our patients are referred by physical therapists, neurologists, or primary care doctors, but you can book directly.
Often yes — when symptoms are related to a documented injury or medical condition. We'll verify your coverage before treatment.
Book a neurological vision care appointment online or call us directly. New patients welcome.
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