Neurological vision care at Ozark Eye in Pea Ridge

Neurological Vision Care in Pea Ridge

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.

455 Slack St, Pea Ridge, AR (479) 208-6175 Insurance options reviewed before your visit
Can vision problems cause headaches and dizziness after a concussion?
Yes — post-concussion vision dysfunction is one of the most common (and most overlooked) causes of persistent post-concussion symptoms. When the eyes don't team properly, the brain works harder to process visual information — triggering headaches, fatigue, light sensitivity, motion intolerance, and difficulty reading. A specialized evaluation can identify and treat the problem.
How we do it

What sets our neurological vision care apart.

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.

Binocular vision testing

How well your eyes work together at near and distance.

Accommodative function

How your eyes focus and shift between distances — often disrupted post-injury.

Visual tracking

How smoothly your eyes follow moving objects or scan text.

Light & motion sensitivity assessment

We identify what triggers symptoms so we can target treatment.

Neurological Vision Care at Ozark Eye in Pea Ridge
What to expect

Your neurological vision care visit.

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.

FAQ

Common questions about neurological vision care

Do you treat post-concussion patients?+

Yes. Post-concussion vision dysfunction is a major focus of our neurological vision care. We work with patients of all ages.

What's vision therapy?+

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.

Do I need a referral from a neurologist?+

No referral required. Many of our patients are referred by physical therapists, neurologists, or primary care doctors, but you can book directly.

Is this covered by medical insurance?+

Often yes — when symptoms are related to a documented injury or medical condition. We'll verify your coverage before treatment.

Ready to get started?

Book a neurological vision care appointment online or call us directly. New patients welcome.

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Let's see what good vision can do.

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