Pediatric Vision Development Center

Dr. Sis was wonderful & does a great job thoroughly explaining what she is doing while examining you. She ensures she has more than enough time to discuss her assessment/evaluation with you. It felt amazing to finally work with a vision specialist who was familiar with my long standing challenges. I'm happy to finally start my journey to correct my vision issues.

My daughters double vision is fixed after 4 months of weekly therapy and homework. Everyone here is competent and kind. My daughter had a hard time saying bye to her therapist. Overall a great experience that has improved her quality of life quite a bit.

We had such amazing experience from the first phone call to schedule my daughter to her final visit. She has gone from getting daily headaches at school to a rare headache. Her reading and overall ability to explore her environment has improved dramatically. We are forever grateful for the team at Pediatric Vision Development Center!

We’re so grateful for the wonderful therapy Dr. Sis and team have provided for both our kids. Prior to therapy, they were both struggling with reading and receiving support services at school. After therapy, they were both demonstrating above average reading skills and no longer needing any addition support. You’ve changed their academic paths. Thank you!

Short version: After sustaining a severe concussion, Dr. Sis and her incredible team gave me my life back. The program was worth every penny! Long Version: Before Vision Therapy, I struggled with symptoms including sound sensitivity, light sensitivity, nausea, brain fog, headaches, and neck pain from the concussion and whiplash I had sustained seven months earlier. My injuries induced several eye issues, not allowing my brain to heal. I struggled with severe symptoms and extreme sensitivity to noise, light, thinking/multi-tasking, snow, rain, and lightning. The entire world seemed to provoke symptoms that would send me to a dark, quiet room in agony for hours. My family tiptoed around me for months to try not to trigger me. I missed so many moments with my family and friends because I could tolerate precious little. After months of being imprisoned in my home and bed by my symptoms, I began to feel like I would never heal. I had faith in my amazing care team’s belief that I would heal, but I had lost faith that anything would change as I had been trying to recover for months with little progress. Luckily, several referrals later, I met Dr. Sis, and things began to change. After being prescribed glasses by Dr. Sis and continuing my physical therapy, and newly started occupational and light therapy, I started noticing a reduction in my symptoms. After several months of glasses and continued therapies, I was about 75% symptom-free. I was much better, but I still was cautious about what stimuli I encountered. I was still wearing my glasses continuously. After starting at Pediatric Vision Development Center, I noticed fewer and fewer symptoms and less severity as I progressed through weekly treatments. After completing weekly vision therapy appointments, I feel I am 97% healed. With the remaining home taper treatments, I have faith that my brain will continue to heal and my remaining symptoms will subside. The same week I graduated from weekly in-clinic treatments, I could tolerate being in two different noisy, bright, and busy restaurants with no sound or light protection (noise-canceling earbuds, hats, sunglasses, etc.) I didn’t even have to wear my prescription glasses. These situations had been intolerable since my injury. I still occasionally notice some noises/stimuli that I don’t like, but they do not send me to bed for hours as they once had. I rarely use my glasses outside of reading and computer work now, my preinjury baseline - Thank Goodness! It is WONDERFUL to feel like I can function and tolerate most of the everyday life experiences and situations we all take for granted when we are healthy. I believe that my remaining few symptoms will continue to subside. For anyone with the unfortunate luck to have a similar injury, please believe there is hope that you can get better. The day I first sought treatment after my injury, a kind and wise receptionist who had also had previously received a concussion encouraged me to be patient. Boy, was she right. I have learned this lesson through many difficult months and experiences, but now that I am coming out the other side, I will repeat her words. Be patient with yourself and your situation. It can become so hard, but BELIEVE, there are people who can help you get your life back. Dr. Sis is one of those wonderful people. I am so grateful to her and her incredible team for their help in my recovery.