eyePerform

Vision skills for performance, comfort, coordination, sports, and pediatric development.

eyePerform focuses on the visual skills that help the eyes, brain, and body work together efficiently.

This includes binocular vision skills, visual comfort, eye teaming, tracking, focusing, depth perception, reaction time, eye-hand coordination, peripheral awareness, visual timing, pediatric functional vision, and sports vision performance.

eyePerform may be helpful for:

• Children or adults with eye strain, headaches, or visual fatigue
• Children who struggle with reading stamina or near work
• Patients who lose their place while reading
• Students who struggle to sustain attention during visual tasks
• Patients with eye teaming, tracking, or focusing problems
• Children whose parents, teachers, pediatricians, or therapists suspect a vision-related issue
• Athletes who want to improve visual performance
• Anyone who wants to use their vision more efficiently

Clear eyesight matters, but performance depends on more than seeing 20/20. eyePerform helps patients build the visual skills needed for school, work, sports, and everyday activities.

For athletes, eyePerform may evaluate the visual skills that support:

• Tracking a moving target
• Judging depth and distance
• Reacting quickly
• Maintaining peripheral awareness
• Coordinating eyes, brain, and body
• Anticipating movement
• Making faster, more accurate visual decisions

When appropriate, sports vision training may be recommended as part of an eyePerform treatment plan.

eyeKnow

Visual thinking skills for learning, development, and understanding.

eyeKnow focuses on visuo-cognitive and perceptual skills — how the brain understands, organizes, remembers, and uses visual information.

These skills support reading, learning, handwriting, spatial awareness, visual memory, visualization, directionality, visual-motor integration, and classroom performance.

eyeKnow may be helpful for children with:

• Reading or learning challenges
• Poor visual memory
• Difficulty recognizing patterns or details
• Trouble with reversals or directionality
• Weak visual-spatial skills
• Poor handwriting or visual-motor coordination
• Developmental delays
• Autism spectrum diagnoses
• Attention or processing concerns

A child may see clearly and still struggle to interpret or use visual information efficiently. eyeKnow helps us understand how visual processing may be affecting learning, confidence, and daily function.

eyeRecover

Vision rehabilitation after concussion, brain injury, or neurological illness.

eyeRecover focuses on neuro-optometric rehabilitation for patients whose visual system has been disrupted by concussion, brain injury, stroke, neurological illness, or other medical events.

After an injury or neurological change, patients may experience symptoms that are difficult to explain but strongly connected to vision.

eyeRecover may be helpful for patients with:

• Headaches
• Dizziness
• Nausea
• Brain fog
• Light sensitivity
• Visual fatigue
• Balance issues
• Trouble reading or using screens
• Motion sensitivity
• Difficulty in busy visual environments
• Feeling overwhelmed by movement, light, or visual stimulation

We evaluate how vision interacts with balance, movement, sensory processing, and cognition. The goal is to identify visual barriers to recovery and create a treatment plan that supports healing alongside the patient’s broader medical care.