Some visual concerns involve focusing, eye coordination, or the way visual information is processed—not only clarity at a distance. A comprehensive evaluation can help identify concerns and determine whether referral for specialized vision therapy assessment is appropriate.
This page describes evaluation and referral. Availability of vision therapy itself should be confirmed with the office.
A thoughtful focus
- Visual symptom and history review
- Evaluation selected for the concern
- Referral guidance when specialized care is indicated
Preparing for your visit
- Bring relevant school, work, or therapy observations
- Describe when symptoms occur and what makes them better or worse
- Acadia Eye Center does not claim an on-site vision therapy program; call to discuss referral needs
For general patient education, visit National Eye Institute: Convergence insufficiency ↗. This page is educational and does not replace individualized medical advice.