Traumatic Brain Injury
TBI Optometrist
Specialized eye care for brain injury and motor vehicle accident (MVA) patients. Mobile evaluations available — we come to your home, office, rehabilitation center, or care facility.
OFFICE 7 DAYS A WEEK
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
MOBILE SERVICE AVAILABLE
Convenient care in Sherman Oak California
MOBILE SERVICE AVAILABLE
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
MOBILE SERVICE AVAILABLE
We come to your home, office, rehabilitation center, or care facility.
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
Evaluation of visual problems that may occur after brain injury.
SUPPORTING BETTER RECOVERY
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
SPECIALIZED TBI VISION CARE
Helping patients improve visual function and quality of life.
Visual symptoms after TBI
Double or blurred vision
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
Damage to eye muscle control or visual processing pathways causes images to appear doubled or out of focus.
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
The brain becomes hypersensitive to light input after injury, making bright environments painful or overwhelming.
Difficulty reading
Light sensitivity (photophobia)
Eye tracking problems
Disrupted eye coordination and focus control makes it hard to track lines of text or maintain visual concentration.
Eye tracking problems
Headaches with visual effort
Eye tracking problems
The brain struggles to smoothly guide eye movement, making it difficult to follow moving objects or shift gaze accurately.
Headaches with visual effort
Headaches with visual effort
Headaches with visual effort
Strained visual processing forces the brain to work harder, triggering headaches during reading, screen use, or focused tasks.
Reduced peripheral vision
Headaches with visual effort
Headaches with visual effort
Injury to visual cortex or optic pathways can narrow the field of vision, limiting side and lower vision awareness.
Eye fatigue and strain
Balance and depth issues
Balance and depth issues
The visual system tires quickly when the brain can no longer efficiently process what the eyes are seeing.
Balance and depth issues
Balance and depth issues
Balance and depth issues
Vision and balance are closely linked. When depth perception is disrupted, patients struggle with spatial orientation and safe movement.
Visual field defects
Balance and depth issues
Visual field defects
Specific blind spots or missing areas of vision can develop when injury affects the optic nerve or brain's visual processing centers.
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