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Bernstein Center for Visual Performance

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Primary Care
Studies show that a majority of concussion patients experience persistent visual symptoms (lasting longer than 3-4 weeks). Concussion evaluations done by a primary care provider involve some basic tests of vision, however these tests often miss subtle vision issues, which, left untreated, tend to prolong the recovery process. This can be especially disruptive and frustrating to students and adults trying to get back to normal life.

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Extra Phones: Phone: (914) 948-0304
Other Link: http://www.bernsteincenterforvisualperformance.com
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Phone: (914) 682-8886

Address: 701 Westchester Ave, West Harrison, NY 10604

Website: http://www.bernsteincenterforvisualperformance.com

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Bernstein Center for Visual Performance

General Practitioners

Primary Care
Studies show that a majority of concussion patients experience persistent visual symptoms (lasting longer than 3-4 weeks). Concussion evaluations done by a primary care provider involve some basic tests of vision, however these tests often miss subtle vision issues, which, left untreated, tend to prolong the recovery process. This can be especially disruptive and frustrating to students and adults trying to get back to normal life.

Ophthalmologists

Cataracts
This type of double vision is less common than binocular diplopia and results from a problem with one eye. Most people with this condition report that one of the images appears blurry, while the other one is very clear. Some of the possible causes of monocular diplopia include dry eye syndrome, severe astigmatism, pterygium, cataracts, and changes in the shape of the cornea.
Eye Exam
Together with our general optometry practice (Family Vision Care Associates, at the same location) we offer a complete range of eye examination and treatment services.

Autism
Advanced Skills, Perceptual, and Visual Motor Development - Visual motor development, when impaired, often affects visual perceptual performance. It may also produce the identical behavioral symptoms as ADD / ADHD / dyslexia, and even autism. Retraining the visual system to process information properly will put the child on a positive developmental course.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Every day, children having difficulty in school are being misdiagnosed and improperly labeled as learning disabled, dyslexic, ADD/ADHD, or ASD. Worse, they are accused of "not trying hard enough", "not paying attention", or often enough they are simply labeled as "lazy".

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
Diplopia that does not have a clear cause or new can be dangerous. Your eye doctor will probably use several different tests to determine the cause of your double vision. Some of these tests include a blood test, MRI, CT scan, and physical exam. It is important to tell your eye doctor about all your symptoms.
Computed Tomography

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
While Physical Therapy plays a justifiably strong role in helping stroke and post TBI patients regain mobility and coordination - in some cases the role of vision is ignored or neglected unless the patient is able to specifically identify a vision problem.
Occupational Therapy
When visual skills deficits are present, children typically do not respond well to interventions such as reading or educational tutoring, occupational therapy, and/or treatment for ADD or ADHD, because the underlying problem is not being addressed. This increases the family's frustration with the situation as educators and health care providers continue to offer programs that result in little or no progress.

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