Windermere parents tend to be thorough. By the time they call us, many have already seen a pediatrician, an eye doctor, and sometimes a tutor or learning specialist. They know something is getting in the way of their child's reading or sports, but no one has pinned it down.
Hope Vision Development Center, about 25 minutes west in Clermont, focuses on exactly that gap: vision skills that a standard eye exam doesn't measure.
What a binocular vision evaluation adds
A typical eye exam asks, "Can your child see clearly?" A binocular vision evaluation asks, "How well do your child's eyes work together, move, and focus under real demands?" It tests:
Eye teaming at reading distance
Eye tracking and movement accuracy
Focusing stamina and flexibility
Depth perception
Visual processing skills
Who we help
Students whose reading struggles don't match their ability
Children with amblyopia or an eye turn
Athletes who want sharper visual skills on the field
Student athletes with vision problems after a sports concussion
Our approach
Every program starts with a detailed evaluation and a clear explanation of the results. If vision therapy is recommended, it's one-on-one, structured, and tracked so you can see progress. Our At-Home Program keeps momentum going between weekly visits.
Our In-Office Training program is an approved Florida Empowerment Scholarship (FES-UA) service through Step Up For Students.
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.