Traditional eye exams focus almost entirely on visual acuity—how clearly each eye sees individually (e.g., "20/20 vision") and checking for eye disease. A NeuroVisual Evaluation measures how well your eyes work together as a synchronized team. We evaluate microscopic horizontal and vertical misalignments (often less than a fraction of a millimeter) that put constant, exhausting strain on your brain and eye muscles.

BVD is a condition where your eyes are slightly misaligned, meaning they do not look at exactly the same point. To prevent you from seeing double, your brain forces your eye muscles to work overtime, contracting constantly to pull the eyes back into alignment. This continuous, exhausting muscle strain triggers chronic symptoms like headaches, dizziness, reading fatigue, motion sickness, and anxiety in visually complex spaces.

These specialists are experts in their fields, but they do not typically evaluate the binocular visual system at a microscopic level. Since traditional eye charts show "20/20 vision," doctors assume your eyes are healthy and search elsewhere, leading to diagnoses like "vestibular migraines," "inner ear issues," "anxiety," or "chronic fatigue" when the root cause is actually ocular misalignment.

Our comprehensive treatment program includes: 1) A specialized 90-to-120-minute clinical NeuroVisual Evaluation with Dr. Janidlo. 2) Advanced ocular muscle and alignment diagnostic mapping scans. 3) Full trial prism frame testing and guided in-office walk. 4) Your customized micro-prism lens prescription. 5) One priority follow-up calibration and progress checks within 90 days to fine-tune your prism alignment as your muscles relax.

Many patients experience an immediate, emotional reduction in symptoms (such as dizziness fading and balance returning) during our in-office "Trial Frame Walk." Once your customized permanent lenses arrive, your eyes will continue to relax. Some minor adjustments may be needed over the first 4-6 weeks as your eye muscles finally release years of chronic tension.

Yes! You can reserve your appointment with a $150 deposit. The remaining balance will be paid at the clinic during your visit. Your deposit secures your appointment time so we can provide you with the dedicated care and evaluation you need.

BVD treatment is generally considered a specialized vision therapy service and is not typically covered by insurance. Our BVD treatment program is a private-pay service, and payment options are available to help make treatment more accessible.

We recommend checking with your insurance provider directly if you have questions about your individual coverage.