Patient Services
General Information
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We see and have experience treating patients of all ages from 6 months to over 100 years old
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At Virginia Neuro-Optometry, we aim to co-manage patients in a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. Our goal is to provide diagnostic insight and rehabilitative/adaptive treatments for patients with double vision as well as atypical visual complaints due to development, brain injury, stroke, and neurological disease.
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Patients travel from all over the country to see Dr Theis - please contact our office if you need local housing/hotel recommendations.
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If you are interested in worker's compensation qualified and/or medico-legal independent clinical examinations please contact our office.
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For more information or contact us via phone 804-387-2902 or email us at info@virginianeurooptometry.com if you have any questions
Most Common Visual Complaints we See
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Double vision
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Blurry vision - intermittent/atypical that is not alleviated with updated contacts/glasses
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Reading difficulties - words move on the page, skipping words while reading, losing place while reading
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Dizziness/nausea/headaches/fatigue provoked by visual tasks (ex: scrolling on the computer, traveling in the car, watching television, reading)
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Visual field loss - Homonymous/neurologic visual field loss
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Quadrinopsia​
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Hemianopsia
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Light sensitivity
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Glare sensitivity
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Reduced vision in certain lighting conditions
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Image size difference (aniseikonia)
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Amblyopia/lazy eye
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Visual processing disorders
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Visual Snow
Most Common Conditions we See
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Post-concussion photophobia and oculomotor dysfunction
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Moderate/severe traumatic brain injury
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Stroke
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Developmental and acquired visual processing deficits
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Cortical visual impairment (CVI)​
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Posterior cortical atrophy
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Dementia/Alzheimers
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Diplopia (double vision)
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Oculomotor dysfunction - convergence insufficiency/spasm, accommodative disorders
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Strabismus​ - congenital and acquired phoria/tropia
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Restrictive thyroid eye disease
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Retinal/macular-induced aniseikonia/diplopia
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Incomitant diplopia due to peripheral cranial nerve III, IV, and VI palsies or brainstem/midbrain origin
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Multiple sclerosis
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Myasthenia gravis
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Parkinson's disease
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Progressive supranuclear palsy
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Pediatric Amblyopia and Strabismus
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Pediatric Oculomotor Reading Difficulties
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Optical null point movement for nystagmus​
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Portable/trial frame refractions and ocular health examinations for patients who may be unable to participate in traditional optometric/ophthalmologic examinations due to physical disabilities or mobility restrictions
