What Are The Tests?

The Neuro Visual Tests are specialized assessments that evaluates how the brain and eyes work together to process visual information. It goes beyond standard eye exams by detecting hidden vision problems that may impact reading, learning, balance, and overall cognitive function.

Eye Tracking & Coordination Tests

Eye Tracking & Coordination refers to how well your eyes move, follow, and work together to focus on objects smoothly. These skills are essential for reading, playing sports, driving, and even everyday tasks like pouring a drink or catching a ball.

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Visual Acuity Tests

Visual Acuity refers to how clearly and sharply you can see objects at a certain distance. It’s what most people think of when they hear "20/20 vision."

Visual acuity measures how well the eyes can distinguish fine details—whether it’s reading letters on an eye chart, recognizing faces, or seeing road signs clearly. Auto Refractor and Keystone

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Color Vision Testing

We can test for common types color blindness quickly and easily. Color blindness can make learning difficult when you can't see what the teacher is talking about because the colors that should be different are the same. Keystone VS-V

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Convergence & Eye Teaming Tests

Convergence is the ability of both eyes to work together and focus on a single point as it moves closer. Think of it like a camera lens adjusting to keep an image sharp. If convergence is weak, it can cause blurred vision, double vision, or eye strain—especially during tasks like reading or using screens.

Eye Teaming is the ability of the eyes to work together as one unit, like binoculars. If the eyes don't work together you'll see issues with depth perception and reading.

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