NEURO-VISUAL REHABILITATION
When an injury changes how you see the world, standard eye exams aren't enough.
We evaluate how your eyes and brain work together — and help rebuild that connection.
Start Where You Are
Your visual world can change but how?
“A changed with my vision.”
Dizziness, light sensitivity, trouble reading, double vision. These are real, measurable, and treatable. Start with a neuro-visual evaluation.
“We just need a great eye exam.”
Comprehensive exams, pediatric care, disease management, and a full optical dispensary — for every member of the family.
“I’m referring a patient.”
Neurologists, OTs, PTs, and primary care: our referral pathway, evaluation scope, and co-management approach in one place.
Understanding your visual world
Vision is a brain process — not just an eye process.
About 80% of how you take in the world travels through your visual system. So when the brain is injured — by a concussion, a stroke, or a developmental difference — vision is often affected even when the eyes themselves are healthy and a standard exam says "20/20."
That's why symptoms like these are frequently missed:
Headaches or exhaustion after reading or screen time
Dizziness, motion sensitivity, or feeling "off balance"
Light sensitivity that sunglasses don't fix
Words swimming, doubling, or losing your place on the page
Difficulty in busy visual places — grocery stores, traffic, crowds
If any of these sound familiar to you or someone you love, they are not "just stress" and not something you have to live with. They can be measured objectively — and treated.
Our Locations
We have offices in Oregon and Washington.
Clackamas
15259 SE 82nd Dr #101 Clackamas, OR 97015
Phone: 503.657.0321 Fax: (503) 657-7066
Hillsboro
5880 NE Cornell Rd. Suite B Hillsboro, OR 97124 Phone: 503.657.0321 Fax: (503) 657-7066
Vancouver
1401 SE 164th Ave #100 Vancouver, WA 98683 Phone: 360.546.2046 Fax: (360) 574-5576
What we help with
Concussion & brain injury
Post-concussive syndrome, TBI, and whiplash recovery — rebuilding the visual skills injury disrupts.
Learn about TBI recovery →
Eyes that don't team well
Convergence insufficiency, strabismus (eye turn), and amblyopia (lazy eye) — in children and adults.
Learn about eye teaming →
Vision therapy
Structured, doctor-directed programs that retrain the brain's visual pathways — not just eye muscles.
How vision therapy works →
Stroke & visual field loss
Hemianopsia, visual neglect, and reading changes after stroke — and the rehabilitation options that help.
Learn about stroke recovery →
Learning & visual processing
When bright kids struggle with reading and homework, an undetected visual processing issue is often why.
Learn about visual processing →
Eye health & disease
Glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and cataract co-management alongside your specialists.
Explore disease management →
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your first visit, without the waiting-room stress.
We designed our intake for people recovering from brain injury — which makes it easier for everyone.
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Forms at home, at your own pace
We send secure links by text or email. Complete your history and questionnaires from your couch — no clipboard, no fluorescent-lit waiting room paperwork.
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We work with you to assure we have the latest information from you. From the updates on condition as well as any operational changes like your insurance or place in life.
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Objective measurements
A dedicated technician gathers baseline data with instruments that measure what you've been feeling — no guesswork, no "just try harder."
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Time to actually talk
We strive to arrive briefed, so your appointment is spent on you: what we found, what it means, and the plan to move forward.
Neuro-visual evaluations run 1–2 hours — much longer than a routine exam, because we're assessing how your whole visual system works, not just checking a prescription.
Your dashboard for all the patients of Northwest Eyecare Professionals.
Join our Patient Portal to help you understand your visual world.
Meet the Team

