My practice has always been about providing optimal vision, thus improving my patient’s quality of life. He practices behavioral or functional optometry. This type of vision care examines the relationship of visual skills on performing visual tasks. Various behaviors and adaptations during visual tasks may suggest non-optimal visual skills such as a student’s inability to focus in the classroom, a workers inability to function for hours at the computer, or an athletes decrease in perception and reaction time. This enhanced visual process allows these patients to meet greater visual demands with less effort and less stress.

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