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$375 - An in-depth assessment of eye tracking, eye teaming, and eye focusing skills to determine the visual fitness of your/your childs eyes. Eye Tracking Skills: evaluates adequate fixation, saccadic, and pursuit eye movement control necessary for reading, eye-hand coordination, and visual reaction time. Eye Teaming Skills: evaluates if the two eyes aim, move, and work as a coordinated team necessary for depth perception and clear single vision. Eye Focusing Skills: evaluates if the eyes can maintain clear vision at varying distances necessary for learning, reading, and sports. This evaluation will help determine whether there is a problem in any of the above areas that may be interfering with school, sports, work, or one's life. However, to determine the extent of these problems, a Visual Information Processing Evaluation may be recommended.

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$750 - An assessment of ones ability to analyze, retrieve, interpret, and act upon visual information. A VIP Evaluation is necessary to determine the extent in which your/your childs visual perception may be affecting performance. The VIP Evaluation is used to assess the whole person and determine the best course of treatment. Exact tests given during the VIP Evaluation are based on prior testing and the individuals needs. The assessment may evaluate the following: Gross Motor Awareness Spatial Awareness Laterality Directionality Visual Perception Visual Motor Integration Visual Perception Speed Auditory Perception Reading and Spelling Dr. Bailey believes in a multidisciplinary approach to health care which may include a referral to an occupational therapist, physical therapist, audiologist, speech and language pathologist, neuropsychologist, psychiatrist, physiatrist, chiropractor, osteopathic physician, or other medical professional. The VIP Evaluation allows us to collaborate or refer for other services that may help the patient develop, enhance, or regain visual skills as quickly as possible. A Visual Skills Evaluation performed by a developmental optometrist is required prior to a Visual Information Processing Evaluation. You will need to submit a copy of the assessment for review (within the last 12 months) prior to your visit. Complete VIP assessment includes: 90-minute VIP evaluation, 3 hours grading and written report by the doctor, and 1 hour in-person or video parent/patient consultation to discuss results and next steps.

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$210 - A vision therapy program consists of weekly 1:1 in-office sessions (about an hour) and the number of sessions needed to improve visual function is determined by the Visual Skills Evaluation and Visual Information Processing evaluation. Dr. Bailey creates a personalized in-office protocol in addition to home therapy activities that help to reinforce what is learned in the vision therapy room. Patients must complete a Visual Skills Evaluation prior to scheduling vision therapy sessions.

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$225 - For patients seeking optometric vision therapy who have received a thorough Visual Skills Evaluation with a Developmental Optometrist within the last year. Records must be provided and reviewed by Dr. Bailey. If records are not received by the appointment time, the examination will be updated to a full Visual Skills Evaluation. It is the patient's responsibility to ensure records have been requested and submitted to our office on time.

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$225 - An annual examination for patients who completed a vision therapy program with Dr. Bailey. Once a vision therapy program is completed, it is important to ensure that the skills learned in the vision therapy room are maintained over time. Dr. Bailey will discuss important visual habits needed to maintain healthy vision. A prescription check is included in this visit. If you/your child completed an initial visual skills evaluation but did not complete a vision therapy program, please contact our patient care coordinator to determine which evaluation is most appropriate for you. If you were referred to our office for a Visual Skills Evaluation by a primary care optometrist, to maintain professional ethics protocols, Dr. Bailey is ethically bound to return you and your family to the referring doctor for all vision care except the special care for which you were referred. Dr. Bailey is considered your "optometric vision therapy only doctor." Any prescription eyewear or contact lens prescriptions provided by the developmental optometrist (Dr. Bailey) should be obtained through the primary care providers office. This code of ethics will ensure a highly cooperative relationship between the professional eye care doctors working mutually for your benefit.

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$325 - Light has been used therapeutically for centuries, and modern science continues to reveal its powerful effects on human physiology. Today, phototherapy is commonly applied to the skin to treat conditions like jaundice and psoriasis. But when it comes to the brain, the most effective route for light therapy is through the eyes, specifically, the retina. Every treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation. This includes your medical history, symptom review, and two key tests: pupil response analysis and a kinetic functional visual field test. These are used to assess the balance between your sympathetic and parasympathetic systems. This assessment includes the follow-up functional visual field. Lightbox rental fees and additional follow-ups are not included.

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No cost - As an InfantSEE provider, I perform comprehensive eye health assessments at NO COST for babies between 6-12 months of age to ensure your baby's eye health is on track. 1 in 4 children have a vision problem that can cause delays in motor development, learning, and behavior. InfantSEE is a public health program managed by the American Optometric Association (AOA) designed to ensure that eye and vision care becomes an integral part of infant wellness care to improve a child's quality of life.

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$225 - A fun and engaging general comprehensive examination of eye health and a short visual skills screening for your child. Please choose this option if your child has not had an annual comprehensive eye health exam in the last 12 months. Dr. Bailey considered out-of-network with all vision insurance plans. Dr. Bailey will provide you a detailed superbill for which you can submit on your own to your vision insurance. If you have vision care insurance and would like to use your benefits towards a routine eye exam, Dr. Bailey can recommend a trusted provider close to your home. If you were referred to our office for a Visual Skills Evaluation by a primary care optometrist, to maintain professional ethics protocols, Dr. Bailey is ethically bound to return you and your family to the referring doctor for all vision care except the special care for which you were referred. Any prescription eyewear or contact lens prescriptions provided by the developmental optometrist (Dr. Bailey) should be obtained through the primary care providers office. This code of ethics will ensure a highly cooperative relationship between the professional eye care doctors working mutually for your benefit.

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$225 - A general comprehensive examination of eye health and visual skills. Please choose this option if you have not had an annual comprehensive eye health exam in the last 12 months. Dr. Bailey considered out-of-network with all vision insurance plans. Dr. Bailey will provide you a detailed superbill for which you can submit on your own to your vision insurance. If you have vision care insurance and would like to use your benefits towards a routine eye exam, Dr. Bailey can recommend a trusted provider close to your home. If you were referred to our office for a Visual Skills Evaluation by a primary care optometrist, to maintain professional ethics protocols, Dr. Bailey is ethically bound to return you and your family to the referring doctor for all vision care except the special care for which you were referred. Any prescription eyewear or contact lens prescriptions provided by the developmental optometrist (Dr. Bailey) should be obtained through the primary care providers office. This code of ethics will ensure a highly cooperative relationship between the professional eye care doctors working mutually for your benefit.

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Varies - A general comprehensive contact lens examination, analysis of eye health, and a focused visual skills examination. A glasses prescription and contact lens prescription will be given once they are finalized. Pricing varies depending on if the patient is a new or existing contact lens wearer, and type of contact lens needed. Dr. Bailey considered out-of-network with all vision insurance plans. Dr. Bailey will provide you a detailed superbill for which you can submit on your own to your vision insurance. If you have vision care insurance and would like to use your benefits towards a routine eye exam, Dr. Bailey can recommend a trusted provider close to your home. If you were referred to our office for a Visual Skills Evaluation by a primary care optometrist, to maintain professional ethics protocols, Dr. Bailey is ethically bound to return you and your family to the referring doctor for all vision care except the special care for which you were referred. Any prescription eyewear or contact lens prescriptions provided by the developmental optometrist (Dr. Bailey) should be obtained through the primary care providers office. This code of ethics will ensure a highly cooperative relationship between the professional eye care doctors working mutually for your benefit.

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No cost - To inquire about which service is best for you or your family member, as well as specific questions for the doctor prior to booking an examination. Dr. Bailey will initiate the phone call.