We provide customized Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation programs to help patients recover from concussion, brain injury, or neurological conditions that affect vision. Our care blends science, innovation, and training to restore balance, focus, and comfort in everyday life.
Patients trust our specialists to deliver thorough, evidence-based rehabilitation designed for lasting recovery.ยน
Through targeted visual exercises and advanced optical solutions, we address post-trauma symptoms such as dizziness, double vision, headaches, and visual disorientation โ helping you regain clarity and confidence.
Adults and children recovering from brain injury, stroke, concussion, or any neurological condition affecting vision.
Double vision, midline shift, visual field loss, and balance or spatial disorientation caused by acquired brain injury or stroke.
Evidence-based therapy combining prism lenses, visual-motor activities, and perceptual retraining โ each program tailored to the patient's neurological profile.
Most patients see meaningful improvement within 3โ6 monthsยฒ through weekly in-office sessions and a structured home program.
A functional neuro-optometric assessment is the first step โ no referral required.
Sources
ยน Consensus Statement on Visual Rehabilitation in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Neurology Clinical Practice. Statement. Also: Ciuffreda et al. clinical case series โ 85% of patients with convergence insufficiency after brain injury were classified as successful or improved after vision therapy.
ยฒ Timeline reflects our clinical experience. The 2025 CONCUSS randomized clinical trial (British Journal of Sports Medicine) found statistically significant symptom reduction with office-based vergence/accommodative therapy, with many patients returning to school after roughly 8 sessions. Coverage
Double vision after a concussion is common and, in many cases, improves with time and treatment rather than being permanent. Neuro-optometric rehabilitation can help retrain how your eyes team together after a neurological event, particularly when treatment starts sooner rather than later.
Program length depends on the severity of symptoms, time since the neurological event, and how consistently home exercises are completed. Many programs run for six to nine months. Regular progress checks are done every two to three months to ensure the program is customized to a patient's needs. Patients begin noticing improvement within the first two to three months.
Yes, it can be covered by auto insurance after a car accident. Our team will gather information to request approval from your car insurance prior to initiating treatment. We are also set up to bill your auto insurance directly.
No referral is required. We welcome self-referrals. We also work directly with neurologists, family doctors, physiatrists, and other members of your care team when appropriate.
No. While earlier treatment is generally associated with a faster recovery, neuro-optometric rehabilitation can still be effective months or even years after a concussion or brain injury. Your optometrist will assess your specific symptoms and history to set realistic expectations for your case.
Therapeutic glasses can include prisms, spherical power, sectoral occlusion and/or tints. These glasses are used to immediately improve function and improve a patient's ability to engage in therapy โ both neuro-optometric rehabilitation therapy and other therapies such as speech and language and occupational therapy. As a patient progresses through their neuro-optometric rehabilitation program, the reliance on therapeutic lenses can be reduced or in some cases even discontinued.
