The Center for Vision Development

A routine eye exam may confirm that your eyes are healthy and your prescription is accurate. But after a concussion or neurological injury, that may not explain why stores feel overwhelming, reading causes fatigue, or movement makes you dizzy.
Neuro-optometric care evaluates how the eyes, brain, and body work together. It can identify functional vision concerns that may not appear during a basic vision screening.
Recovery is rarely one-size-fits-all. A specialized assessment can help guide the next step in your care.
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The fastest athletes do more than move quickly; they recognize visual information quickly. Spotting an open teammate, tracking a fast-moving ball, judging distance, and responding to movement in the peripheral field all depend on efficient visual processing. A sports vision program can assess and train skills such as dynamic visual acuity, tracking, visual reaction time, depth perception, and eye-hand coordination. Book your appointment today.
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Myopia makes distant objects appear blurry, but it is more than an inconvenience corrected with glasses.
As myopia progresses, the physical structure of the eye can change. Higher levels of myopia are associated with an increased risk of certain eye-health complications later in life.
Regular monitoring allows us to track changes and discuss management options when appropriate. For children, starting the conversation early may make a meaningful difference.
Has your child’s prescription changed again? It may be time for a myopia assessment.
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A little late but….we jumped on the 80s trend! 🪩🕺

Losing their place, skipping words, rereading lines, headaches, or avoiding close-up work may point to a problem with the way the eyes work together. These difficulties are not always detected by a basic vision screening.We provide comprehensive assessments of the visual skills needed for comfortable reading and learning. When appropriate, an individualized vision therapy program may be recommended.
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🎉 Happy Birthday to our wonderful Dr. Browne! 💙

Today, we’re celebrating not only an incredible doctor, but someone who leads with knowledge, compassion, kindness, and a genuine passion for helping her patients thrive. 🥳

Don’t just take our word for it—here’s what a few of our patients and their families have to say about Dr. Browne:

💬 “Dr. Browne is approachable, skilled and very friendly. She listens to my concerns and helps formulate a plan to help my child improve through certain therapeutic exercises. Dr. Browne is professional and compassionate. Her compassion comes out when she shows her excitement in improvement after each progress check.”

💬 “Dr. Olivia Browne was incredibly informative as she explained the results of my son’s testing. She went above and beyond to make sure we understood the diagnosis and the treatment plan. Her explanation was so thorough, I was able to apply what I had learned to students in my class.”

💬 “Dr. Browne has been so kind and thorough with my son and very focused on improving not only his vision, but also his quality of life. My son’s nine vision diagnoses create several challenges throughout his daily activities that otherwise would not be so difficult.”

We are so grateful to have Dr. Browne as part of The Center for Vision Development family! 💙

Thank you for the care, expertise, and heart you bring to every patient and family you serve. Happy Birthday, Dr. Browne! We hope you feel extra celebrated today! 🎂🎈✨

Drop a 🎉 below to help us wish Dr. Browne a very happy birthday!