Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation

Vision deficits that occur after a concussion, stroke, or other brain injury often respond well to neuro-optometric rehabilitation.

The Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association defines vision rehabilitation as an individualized treatment regimen for patients with visual deficits as a direct result of traumatic brain injuries, neuro-degenerative disease, and other neurological insults. 

Neuro-optometric therapy is a way to regain visual skills and maximize healthy visual functioning.  Improving visual performance can provide patients an opportunity to reclaim their independence, whether it is by returning to their job/school, sport, driving, or their activities of daily living.

Description of our neuro-optometric rehabilitation program:

• Sessions are once or twice a week, last 45 minutes in duration, and can take place In-person or virtually.
• Courses tend to last between 3 and 12 months in duration depending on diagnosis and patient attendance consistency.
• Home activities are prescribed 5-10 minutes daily and are vital to patient success.
• The program is individualized based on the patient’s diagnoses, age, progress, and goals.
• We do welcome patients under workers’compensation and those patients who received their injury from a car accident.

If you feel that you or a family member would benefit from neuro-optometric rehabilitation, contact our team to schedule an evaluation with one of our providers:  (833) 882-8886.