Specialty Care
Acquired Brain Injury Clinic
After a concussion, stroke, or other brain injury, vision problems are common — and often overlooked. Our clinic focuses on the visual symptoms that can follow a neurological injury.
The brain and the eyes work together closely, so an injury to the brain can disrupt vision even when the eyes themselves are healthy. Following a concussion, stroke, or other neurological event, people may experience blurred or double vision, difficulty reading, sensitivity to light, dizziness, or trouble with balance and focus.
These symptoms are real, and they’re treatable. Our Acquired Brain Injury Clinic evaluates how your visual system is functioning after injury and builds a plan to help you recover and return to daily life.
How We Help
Understanding vision after brain injury
Specialized evaluation
A detailed assessment of how your eyes and brain are working together after injury.
Treatment for double or blurred vision
Options that may include specialized lenses, prisms, or therapy to ease symptoms.
Light-sensitivity support
Strategies and tools to reduce discomfort from light and screens.
Coordinated care
Working alongside your other providers as part of your overall recovery.
Your Care Team
Cared for by a specialist in this area
Common Questions
Questions patients ask
How soon after an injury should I be seen?
If vision symptoms are interfering with daily life, it’s worth being evaluated — even months after an injury. Many symptoms improve with the right care.
Do I need a referral?
Not necessarily, though we work closely with referring providers as part of your recovery team. Call us and we’ll help you get started.
Ready to schedule your visit?
Our team is here to help. Request an appointment or call us directly, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Call us directly · (269) 428-3300 · M–F 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM