Myopia can happen to children and adults. Research has shown that there are ways to prevent the progression of myopia, and the younger the person is, the better our treatment process will work.

A sports vision training program can be individualized to fit your specific needs and goals. For example, in archery it is important to know which eye is dominant so you can choose the right bow to align with the target.

We understand that children with special medical needs have a higher incidence of visual problems.

Many parents worry that if their child has dyslexia it will affect their future job or even lead to other issues. Many parents start to feel overwhelmed, especially if they are just starting to research the disease.

Doctors see various types of concussions, some more serious than others. Though many people don’t think that they need to see us, visual problems can be a sign of a concussion.

These disorders can potentially impact anything that requires planning and coordinating, from sleeping and eating to doing long-term projects.

Approximately 80 percent of what children learn in school is presented to them visually.

Eye health services encompass a broad range of medical and professional services aimed at preserving and enhancing vision and overall eye health.