Vision care goes well beyond the scope of perfect 20/20 vision. Many eye health issues can be more complex than a basic eye exam can show. New Vision Eye Care & Rehabilitation Services is a full-scope optical practice serving the Atlanta metro area. We have state-of-the-art equipment to determine a complete analysis and perform the proper treatment. New Vision Eye Care & Rehabilitation Services have developmental optimists available to provide an extensive diagnosis of your eye function, while also focusing on how your vision affects your behavior. We can run additional tests to determine vision loss or functional limitations and provide exercises to help you live a quality life. Keep reading to see if a developmental optometrist is right for you!

As the name suggests, our “visual field” or “visual field awareness system” refers to what each of us can see surrounding us. When any part of this system is damaged, our visual field can either lessen or have blind spots. Damage can occur for many different reasons, and it’s important for a New Vision Eye Care optician to determine the exact reason, as to prevent further damage. If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, it’s time to book an appointment with New Vision Eye Care for a full diagnosis and progressive eyeglasses.

Low vision is typically losing sight, which cannot be corrected with surgery, prescription eyeglasses, or contact lenses. However, low vision does not mean total blindness, since one still has some sight. In addition, it is possible to enhance sight with the help of visual aids.

New Vision Eye Care is an all-around optical and optometric practice ready to help with any visual problem. We are knowledgeable in all the different degrees of low vision that include blind spots, sight loss, almost total sight loss, and poor night vision. Our services are available to anyone in Georgia, Atlanta, and surrounding areas.

The treatments we give for low vision are:

A Visual Field Awareness System is an assistive technology tool used by people with vision impairments. These systems help provide real-time information about their surroundings so they can avoid obstacles and hazards in their path. The goal of these devices is to improve safety and independence, which ultimately leads to a better quality of life for the user.

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