Binocular Vision Dysfunction Services in Peoria & Washington

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Your brain relies heavily on your eyes to help process information and make decisions in your day to day life. However, when the neurological systems connected to your vision are damaged, it can lead to a variety of different vision problems that could affect your quality of life.

A common result of a concussion or other brain injury is a mismatch in the alignment of your eyes. We call this vertical heterophoria. A special type of exam is needed to test for this. There is a survey you can take to see if your symptoms correlate to this condition. We call it our Binocular Vision Dysfunction Questionnaire and can be found here.

Please, book an appointment with us today and let us help you find the right management solutions for you so you can rely on your vision with confidence.

What is Binocular Vision Dysfunction Therapy?

Binocular Vision Dysfunction is a vision therapy treatment regimen designed to help address vision issues caused by brain damage or other neurological issues that remain after the best eyewear is not sufficient to resolve your symptoms. Dr. Cundiff is then called upon to design a program of neurovision rehabilitation that may help you manage deficiency in visual, perceptual, and motor skills.

Some common issues related to binocular vision dysfunction include:

What Happens During Binocular Vision Dysfunction Therapy?

Specific exercises performed in binocular vision dysfunction therapy can vary between each patient. These sessions are similar to vision therapy sessions and include assessments for visual efficiency, visual information processing, contrast sensitivity, light sensitivity, and more.

Tools used to determine your neuro-visual skill include:

  • Therapeutic lenses
  • Prisms
  • Filters
  • Balance boards
  • Electronic targets

Is Binocular Vision Dysfunction Therapy Right For You?

If you’re experiencing vision problems related to neurological deficiencies, please contact our team today for help!

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Our Locations

Peoria

Find us just south of the Sheridan & Glen intersection, on the same side of the road as Marco’s Pizza and across the street from Walgreens.

Contact Information

Phone: 309.670.2020
Fax: 309.693.2536

Address

4727 N Sheridan Road
Peoria, IL 61614

Hours

Monday
8 AM5 PM
Tuesday
8 AM5 PM
Wednesday
9 AM5 PM
Thursday
8 AM5 PM
Friday
8 AM5 PM
Saturday
8 AM12 PM
Sunday
Closed

Find us just south of the Sheridan & Glen intersection, on the same side of the road as Marco’s Pizza and across the street from Walgreens.

Contact Information

Phone: 309.670.2020
Fax: 309.693.2536

Address

4727 N Sheridan Road
Peoria, IL 61614

Hours

Monday
8 AM5 PM
Tuesday
8 AM5 PM
Wednesday
9 AM5 PM
Thursday
8 AM5 PM
Friday
8 AM5 PM
Saturday
8 AM12 PM
Sunday
Closed

Washington

You can find our office on North Cummings Lane, right next door to Rock Valley Physical Therapy. We offer plenty of parking in front of our clinic with accessible parking stalls.

Contact Information

Phone: 309.670.2020
Fax: 309.444.7863

Address

1009 North Cummings Lane
Washington, IL 61571

Hours

Monday
9 AM5 PM
Tuesday
9 AM5 PM
Wednesday
9 AM5 PM
Thursday
9 AM5 PM
Friday
8:30 AM12 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Closed for lunch 12-1pm

You can find our office on North Cummings Lane, right next door to Rock Valley Physical Therapy. We offer plenty of parking in front of our clinic with accessible parking stalls.

Contact Information

Phone: 309.670.2020
Fax: 309.444.7863

Address

1009 North Cummings Lane
Washington, IL 61571

Hours

Monday
9 AM5 PM
Tuesday
9 AM5 PM
Wednesday
9 AM5 PM
Thursday
9 AM5 PM
Friday
8:30 AM12 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Closed for lunch 12-1pm

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