Commonly Asked Questions

Vision Therapy is a targeted therapeutic treatment that consists of 45 minute therapy session where a patient rotates through various pieces of equipment and exercises. Each exercises and piece of equipment is designed to present the brain with visual data and biofeedback so the brain is aware of when it makes a mistake calculating space. As it becomes aware of the miscalculations, it then is able to learn how to correctly process space.

Like other Vision Therapy practices, we don't take insurance but our Exam and Vision Therapy Prices are the LOWEST in the State of California and half of some clinics even though we have larger therapy rooms and more technology than any other clinic in the state! We are able to offer such low prices because we designed our clinics to solely specialize in Vision Therapy, Vision Rehabilitation, and Sports Vision Training. We are the only clinics in the State of California with a highly focused and specialized Vision Therapy program and have built efficient and advanced programs so we can pass on the savings to our patients. Our exam includes a complete report of all of your findings, explanations, and a super bill to submit to medical insurance and many patients get a reimbursement from their medical. Given that getting rid of and curing visual processing deficiencies helps with reading, headaches, test taking, memory, functioning in busy environments, and more, our patients find the cost is well worth the entire life improvement. 🥰

We don't accept insurance, but we do take FSA & HSA. Our patients often see life-changing improvements that save money on tutoring, reading specialists, and more. Vision therapy can enhance academic achievement and overall well-being, making it a valuable investment.

Visual snow syndrome is often caused by visual processing deficiencies that are often curable, and we cure them all the time.

So, in short, YES! We are specialist that focus very intensely on Visual Snow Syndrome.

There are several visual processing deficiencies that one could suffer from, so the first step is scheduling an exam at any of our locations so the doctor can perform an evaluation and diagnose deficiencies that are causing your visual snow.

The fastest way to get scheduled is to simply go to our website or you can book an exam right online at any of our four locations.

Yes. Binocular Vision Dysfunction can include a deficiency in any number of the many visual processing skills that you are not born with and you must develop in order to perform at your best. Deficiencies that we check for include but aren't limited to:

- Convergence Insufficiency

- Convergence Excess

- Divergence Excess

- Divergence Insufficiency

- Visual Snow

- Strabismus (Eye Turn)

- Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)

- Accommodative Spasms

- Accommodative Insufficiency

- Accommodative Infacility

- Vergence Infacility

- Tracking Deficiency

- Saccade Deficiency

- Vestibular Ocular Reflex

- And many more

Yes. We receive referrals from neurologists, physical therapists, neuro-psychologists, attorneys, and more to evaluation visual processing deficiencies after brain injuries from concussions, whiplash, and more.

As Binocular Vision Dysfunction and deficiencies in visual processing skills are the single most common deficiency after a brain injury, we have a vast amount of experience not only diagnosing deficiencies.

We also rehabilitate the skills so our patients can return to living their life to the fullest instead of suffering for years to decades from deficiency that affects everything they do when their eyes are open.

Just Some Common symptoms we see from BVD caused by a concussion:

- Headaches

- Car Sickness

- Light Sensitivity

- Decreased Memory, Focus, Attention often in a way that referred to as Brain Fog

- Recurring Neck, Shoulder, and Back Pain from compensating from limited visual processing and either slightly tilting or turning head in an uneven way to compensate (Yes, we've gotten rid of recurring neck pain from Division 1 athletes that they've had for several YEARS that no one could figure out because the actual cause of the recurrence was from compensating for a visual processing deficiency)