Dynamic Vision Testing

Following a concussion, there is often an interruption in communication between the eyes and the brain.  Studies show that at least 50 percent of Traumatic Brain Injury patients suffer from visual dysfunctions, with one such study finding a 90 percent incidence of post-trauma visual complications.  Many times these get overlooked.Signs of functional visual problems can include:

• Headaches
• Dizziness
• Balance problems
• Problems with reading comprehension
• Difficulty concentrating
• Short attention span
• Difficulty reading
• Sensitivity to motion 
• Difficulty with eye movements
• Sensitivity to light and inability to tolerate glare
• Double vision
• Reduced awareness of objects or people in one’s peripheral vision
• Being easily startled by things appearing from the side
• A tendency to bump into things that were not seen

Sports Vision Program

In sports, almost 80% of perceptual input is visual. But even 20/20 vision does not mean athletes are performing at their peak. Objects don’t just sit there. They move. Fast. Regular eye exams may reveal that you can see clearly, but they can’t tell how well you ascertain where a ball is in space, how fast it’s traveling or if it’s changing direction.

That’s why we offer vision testing designed specifically for athletes. Using state-of-the-art eye-tracking technology, we can measure the specific vision skills that affect reflexes and hand-eye coordination, including:

• Eye movement speed
• Processing speed
• Dynamic visual focus
• Smooth visual pursuit
• Simple reaction time
• Choice reaction time
• Binocular vision skills
• Visual concentration
• Contrast sensitivity

RightEye Sports Vision EyeQ measures and analyzes your eye movement, brain processing and reaction time against peers, amateurs and pro athletes. When the report identifies opportunities for improvement, our optometrists will customize a plan for you, built from an online library of 150+ training drills. And in just a few weeks, you could call us to schedule your Sports Vision EyeQ test today.

Reading Assessments

One in four children has a vision problem that affects learning — a vision problem that is often misinterpreted as disinterest, sleepiness, dyslexia or ADHD. Eyesight (the ability to receive input through the eye) is not the same as vision (the ability to understand what that input is). Recognizing this distinction has monumental implications. Even a child with 20/20 eyesight can have a vision issue at the core of their learning problem.

To complicate matters, vision-related learning problems share the same symptoms as countless learning disability diagnoses, including:

• Difficulty concentrating
• Rereading or skipping lines of print
• Letter reversals
• Difficulty recognizing words
• Short attention span
• Poor reading comprehension
• Poor handwriting
• Slow completion of work
• Loss of interest in reading

But thanks to RightEye’s Reading Assessment test, we are able to expose vision and brain health in ways not possible from standard eye tests, gifting you with the opportunity to change your child’s life forever.

At-Home Vision Exercises

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