Names changed for privacy where requested. Photos are illustrative. All clinical outcomes documented by the referring optometrist.
She used to flat-out refuse her reading homework. Now she picks up a chapter book and disappears with it. That's the part I didn't think we'd ever get back.
Referring provider: Dr. Jordan Smith, OD · Smith Vision Care, Boca Raton
His teacher noticed first. He stopped skipping lines and his comprehension scores jumped a full grade level in one semester. We're not going back to the way it was.
Referring provider: Dr. Maya Patel, OD · Bay Area Vision, Tampa
After her concussion she could barely look at a screen for more than 10 minutes. We did two months of vision therapy and got her back in school full-time. The home program was the only way we could fit it in around her schedule.
Referring provider: Dr. David Chen, OD · Smith Vision Care, West Palm Beach
Our ped said he was just being defiant. Our optometrist looked further. Three weeks in and the eye rubbing stopped. We'd been dealing with that for two years.
Referring provider: Dr. Maria Rivera, OD · Smith Vision Care, Boca Raton
Sports were the wake-up call. He couldn't track a baseball anymore. Twelve weeks in he made the all-star team. The therapy mattered, but the home equipment and daily messaging with our therapist made the difference.
Referring provider: Dr. Jordan Smith, OD · Smith Vision Care, Boca Raton
Every clinical measure on this page (NPC, phoria, reading speed, symptom score) is documented in the referring optometrist's chart. Outcomes vary by patient and condition; the families above completed the full program as prescribed.
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