Post Trauma Vision Syndrome is commonly observed after mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), concussions, or strokes, presenting a range of visual and visual spatial issues. The Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association estimates that 90% of individuals with TBI experience visual deficits. Neuro-optometric rehabilitation goes beyond traditional eye care, focusing on diagnosing and treating these complex issues.

Neuro optometrists utilize state-of-the-art technology, specialized prism lenses, and vision therapy to provide cutting-edge treatment for Post Trauma Vision Syndrome. This advanced approach helps patients regain their visual function and improve their quality of life after a traumatic brain injury.

When you schedule a routine eye exam, contact lens fitting, or shop for frames and lenses at a specialty vision practice, you'll receive exceptional care and a thorough evaluation. Many patients are unaware they need specialized care, often assuming their visual symptoms or discomfort are normal or do not require medical care. They may believe a quick check-up is sufficient, not realizing that an eye exam is primarily a medical evaluation, with fitting for glasses or contacts as a secondary aspect. Choosing a specialty doctor for your routine eye care ensures you benefit from their extensive expertise and cutting-edge tools, providing you with the highest quality of care.