If you or a loved one is experiencing a change in vision after a traumatic brain injury, stroke, or other neurological condition, it may result in a wide variety of symptoms—from a lack of balance or orientation to blurred eyesight. A loss of vision can affect 35 different areas of the brain, which in turn may cause other senses to function poorly, making it especially challenging to carry out activities of daily living. Fortunately, through advancements in optometric care, much can be done to alleviate these symptoms.
The Casa Colina Neuro-Optometry Center is recommended for neurological patients with:
Our doctors of optometry treat vision and perceptual problems common to individuals with neurological impairments. They work closely with Casa Colina's therapy staff and referring physicians to monitor each patient's progress and make recommendations to help improve visual processing, sensory input, and balance. The Casa Colina Neuro-Optometry Center team meets regularly to review and discuss patients' care and progress to improve vision.
Team members include:
This unique program achieves optimal results through:
After a complete assessment and consultation with the patient, our doctor of optometry will provide a plan of care for the patient and treatment will begin. By working together with referring physicians, vision and perceptual deficits resulting from brain injuries or other neurological conditions can often be minimized or completely eliminated.
For more information, please call 909/596-7733, ext. 3800 or toll-free 866/724-4127, ext. 3800 or contact us now.
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