Vision Therapy for Groveland, FL Families

Groveland is growing fast, with new neighborhoods and more young families every year. For parents here, specialized vision care used to mean a long drive into Orlando. Hope Vision Development Center is about 15 minutes east on SR-50, in Clermont.

The vision problem that hides behind 20/20

Your child can pass a school vision screening and still have a vision problem that makes reading hard. Screenings check how clearly a child sees across the room. They don't check how well the eyes work together up close, which is where reading happens.

Common signs include:

  • Skipping words or lines

  • Using a finger to keep their place

  • Headaches or tired eyes during homework

  • Reversing letters past second grade

  • Avoiding reading, even though they're bright

How we help

  • Binocular vision evaluation to test eye teaming, tracking, and focusing

  • In-office vision therapy, one-on-one, once a week

  • At-Home Program to keep practice going between visits

  • Amblyopia and strabismus treatment

  • Sports vision training for student athletes

FES-UA families welcome

Our In-Office Training program is an approved Florida Empowerment Scholarship (FES-UA) service through Step Up For Students. Ask us how families use their scholarship for vision therapy.

Visit us

235 Citrus Tower Blvd., Suite 107, Clermont, FL 34711. Suite 107 is on the back side of the building.

Call 352-243-4673 or email pcc@hopevdc.com to schedule an evaluation.

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