Stroke Rehabilitation
Stroke or Cerebral Vascular Accidents
According to the American Stroke Association, 65% of stroke survivors will have vision loss.
Possible visual symptoms after a stroke:
Loss of half of the visual field (Hemianopsia)
Double vision
Poor eye control
Lack of depth perception
Visual fatigue
Visual motion sensitivity
Photosensitivity
Migraines
Eyes not moving together to track words on a page
Rehabilitate
We help patients eliminate the visual challenges that resulted from their stroke
Maximize
We help maximize whatever remaining vision patients still have
Accommodate
We give long term compensating training to make best with what they have
Testimonial:
“After surviving a stroke in August, my Holland Hospital PT and OT recommended I seek vision therapy with Dr. Neil Renaud at Eagle Eye. I am so fortunate that I followed their advice!
I did once a week therapy sessions in office and daily vision activities at home. The activities changed each week and were tailored to my needs. I graduated from therapy and have regained my peripheral vision, depth perception and every other vision deficiency. Best of all, I was able to compare my testing from beginning to end. The improvement was dramatic, the results quantifiable not subjective. I can drive with confidence and do all the activities (crafts, photography, cooking, hiking) I enjoyed before my stroke.”
-M.W. (Graduated Vision Therapy Patient)
Referred by Holland Hospital PT and OT
