08/28/2026
After a concussion, stroke, or other neurological event, patients may notice that reading is harder, busy environments feel overwhelming, or their balance and depth perception seem “off.” These symptoms can be related to changes in how the brain processes visual information—even when the eyes appear healthy. A neuro-optometric assessment examines visual function, eye coordination, focusing, spatial awareness, and the connection between vision and movement. Based on the findings, specialized lenses, rehabilitation, or collaborative care may be recommended. You do not have to ignore vision changes that affect daily life.
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