A concussion, stroke, or brain surgery can change the way your eyes and brain work together. You may notice blurry vision, headaches, trouble reading, or feeling off balance. Neuro optometric rehabilitation helps your visual system heal and work better again.
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After a concussion or traumatic brain injury, your vision may not feel right. Many people experience double vision, light sensitivity, trouble focusing, or headaches when reading. Our neuro optometric rehabilitation program works to retrain the connection between your eyes and brain so you can see and feel better.
If you are experiencing vision problems after a concussion, stroke, brain surgery, or other neurological event, we are here to help. A neuro optometric evaluation can identify how your visual system has been affected and create a plan for recovery.
Find out if your symptoms could be related to Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) with this quick 3–5 minute quiz, and get instant results with actionable insights into your visual comfort and eye coordination.
Prism lenses and other specialty glasses can help reduce double vision, eye strain, and balance problems by gently guiding how your eyes work together.
After brain surgery, vision can feel different while your brain heals. Follow up neuro eye care can support recovery, improve comfort, and help you get back to daily life.
Children may not always describe vision changes after a concussion, but signs like headaches, reading problems can point to visual issues that need care.
Bright lights may feel painful or overwhelming after a brain injury. This is called photophobia. Special therapeutic tints and treatment can help reduce discomfort so you can return to normal activities. Learn more about photophobia treatment.
Feeling dizzy or nauseous when moving your head, riding in a car, or scrolling on a screen can be related to how your visual system processes motion. Neuro optometric care can help address these symptoms. Explore motion sickness solutions.
Seeing streaks, flashes, or other unusual visual effects can be alarming. These symptoms may have different causes and should be evaluated by an eye doctor to determine the best approach. Understand visual disturbances.
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(485)Conditions such as Duane syndrome and other nerve or brain related issues can change how the eyes move and focus. A neuro eye exam helps uncover what is happening and what can be done.
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