Binocular Vision Consultation
referral process for Eye Doctors
We’re honored that so many highly regarded professionals refer their patients to Hope Vision Development Center for treatment.
How our process works
Step 1
Download the Consultation Referral form. or complete the form below.
Step 2
Fax us the completed form along with the most recent eye exam records.
Step 3
Our Patient Care Coordinator will contact your patient or parent to schedule.
“As always, your patients will return to you for all their optical and primary eye care needs. Please feel free to reach out to me if I can help you or answer any Vision Therapy questions.”
— Dr. Allison Toler, OD, FAAO, FOVDR
Our focus is helping children and adults with Binocular Vision problems that may result in:
Poor Reading Comprehension
Reading Avoidance
Headaches When Reading
Skipping Words Or Lines
Words Moving
Double Vision / Diplopia
Poor Depth Perception
Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)
Convergence Insufficiency
Lazy Eye / Amblyopia
Eye Turn / Strabismus
Concussion Vision Syndrome
Sometimes, glasses alone will NOT solve the vision problem. We can help!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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We currently see ages 5 and older.
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Most insurance companies consider vision therapy and the type of testing we do a "non-covered" service, similar to braces or chiropractic care. Our office is considered an out of network provider for all medical or vision insurance plans. Meaning, we do not submit insurance claims and payment is due at the time of service.
However, depending on your insurance coverage, you may be able to submit a claim and receive some reimbursement. We will provide you with a statement that you can use to submit to your insurance company.
We are a provider for the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Unique Abilities through
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Bincoularl Vision Evaluation = $275 (+/- 60-90 minutes)
Visual Processing Evaluation = $195 (+/- 45-60 minutes)
Doctor Conference = Fee included (+/- 45-60 minutes)
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A routine eye exam tests for structural or physical impairments of the eyes, such as:
Disorders of the shape and length of the eyes: nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism - this is treated with glasses and/or contact lenses
Eye health - diseases of the eyes
A binocular vision evaluation tests the coordination of:
The two eyes as a team (Binocular Vision)
The eye muscles for focusing (Accommodation)
The eye muscles for tracking (Ocular Motor)
A Visual Processing Evaluation tests the communication between the eyes and the brain and how well the brain can make sense of what is seen.
Disorders of the coordination of the eyes and eye muscles as well as visual processing by the brain seriously impact one’s ability to read and learn, regardless of needing glasses or having 20/20 vision.
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Vision Therapy is an investment in your patient’s future.
Program duration and costs vary depending on diagnoses, the severity of symptoms, and your goals. As a general guideline, vision therapy costs can be compared to orthodontics, learning centers, or private tutoring.
We offer two Vision Therapy options:
In-Office Program
At-Home Program
Vision Therapy sessions are weekly and are one-on-one with a therapist. We will provide an estimated minimum number of sessions at your consultation once testing is completed. The average program is 22 sessions with 2 progress evaluations. The monthly payment for the 22 session program is $700 for 6 months.
INSURANCE CODES
Vision Therapy with a Vision Therapist = $175.00 (50 minutes) (CPT code = 92066)
Vision Therapy with the Doctor = $225.00 (50 minutes) (CPT code = 92065)
We are a provider for the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Unique Abilities through