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Neuro-Optometrist · Delhi via Telehealth

Neuro-Optometrist in Delhi
Specialist After Neurological Injury

Vision problems after stroke, TBI, or neurological injury need a specialist - not a stronger glasses prescription. COVD-certified neuro-optometrists from Caring Vision Therapy serve Delhi and all of NCR via telehealth with the specialist assessment acute neurology wards cannot provide.

Who Needs a Neuro-Optometrist?

Neuro-optometric rehabilitation is appropriate for Delhi patients experiencing visual symptoms following:

  • Stroke: Visual field loss, diplopia, and oculomotor palsy affect over 60% of stroke survivors - rarely addressed in Delhi's acute neurology discharge pathways.
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Road accidents in Delhi NCR are a leading cause of TBI. Even mild injury produces binocular disruption, accommodative dysfunction, and processing deficits.
  • Concussion: Headaches, reading difficulty, and light sensitivity after concussion can persist for months and require targeted neuro-optometric intervention.
  • Neurological Conditions: MS, Parkinson's, and brain tumour sequelae affect the visual system in ways standard optometry cannot assess or treat.

The Missing Piece of Recovery

Over 50% of the brain's neural connections relate to vision. When the brain is injured - whether through stroke, TBI, or road accidents - the visual system is almost always affected. Yet visual rehabilitation is consistently the last priority in Indian neurological recovery pathways. Neuro-optometric assessment addresses this critical gap.

Neuro-Vision Assessment: 4 Steps

01

Comprehensive Neuro-Optometric History

We review the neurological event, acute-phase treatment received, and the full timeline of visual symptoms. VOMS and Binocular Vision Quotient questionnaires guide our structured intake.

02

Telehealth Binocular Vision Analysis

We assess convergence, divergence, accommodation, saccadic tracking, and pursuit - the functions most consistently disrupted after neurological events. Validated remote protocols deliver a comprehensive evaluation without requiring travel from Delhi.

03

Co-ordinated Care Plan with Delhi Team

We produce a written report structured for your neurologist, physiotherapist, or rehab team. Our report explains the neuro-visual deficits found and how vision rehabilitation integrates with the broader recovery plan.

04

Neuro-Vision Therapy Programme

A progressive telehealth programme targets identified deficits: eye movement rehabilitation, binocular retraining, visual-vestibular integration, and prism management for diplopia. Delivered at a pace adapted to fatigue, with objective reassessment tracking functional milestones throughout.

Why Delhi Patients Choose Our Neuro-Optometry Team

COVD Certified · NORA-Aligned Protocols

Board-certified with FAAO, MCOptom-UK, and OVDRA credentials. Our protocols align with NORA international guidelines - the clinical standard absent from most Delhi hospital discharge pathways.

Telehealth Built for Recovering Patients

Post-neurological patients face fatigue, photosensitivity, and transport barriers. Telehealth brings specialist neuro-optometric care directly to your Delhi home - no NCR traffic required.

Reports Structured for Neurology Teams

Our written assessments are built for neurologists, neurosurgeons, physiotherapists, and OTs. We explain the neuro-visual deficits found and how vision rehabilitation integrates into the broader recovery plan.

Common Questions

Neuro-Optometry FAQ - Delhi Patients

My father had a stroke and is experiencing double vision, but the eye doctor said his eyes are fine. Who should he see?

A neuro-optometrist is the right specialist. When an ophthalmologist says the eyes are "fine," they mean structurally normal - no cataract, retinal damage, or glaucoma. Double vision after stroke is caused by damage to the brain's control of eye movement. A neuro-optometrist identifies the type of diplopia and designs a rehabilitation plan including prism spectacles and oculomotor therapy - delivered via telehealth without requiring hospital travel from Delhi.

What does a neuro-optometrist do that a neurologist does not?

A neurologist identifies and treats the underlying neurological condition. The neuro-optometrist focuses on the visual consequences - binocular dysfunction, visual field deficit, oculomotor impairment, reading difficulty. The two roles are complementary; our written reports integrate directly with the neurologist's management plan.

Can a neuro-optometric assessment be done via telehealth from Delhi?

Yes. We conduct comprehensive neuro-optometric assessments via telehealth using validated remote protocols and video-based binocular screening. Telehealth is particularly appropriate for neurological patients facing fatigue, photosensitivity, and the challenge of Delhi commutes. Where in-person testing such as visual field perimetry is required, we provide referral guidance to Delhi NCR clinical services.

What conditions does a neuro-optometrist treat?

Neuro-optometry addresses the visual consequences of stroke (field loss, hemianopia, diplopia, visual neglect), TBI and concussion (binocular dysfunction, accommodative deficits, processing impairments), MS, Parkinson's disease, brain tumour sequelae, and developmental conditions including ADHD, dyslexia, and ASD with a neuro-visual component.

Vision Problems After Neurological Injury Are Not Permanent

COVD-certified neuro-optometric assessment and rehabilitation via telehealth for Delhi and NCR - specialist care without the commute.

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