Children's vision needs differ from adults, especially in school districts across Henrico and Chesterfield Counties. Our pediatric exams identify issues that might affect learning and development.
We create a comfortable environment for kids, using child-friendly equipment and techniques. For families in suburban neighborhoods with active sports programs, we pay special attention to visual skills needed for athletics.
Our team understands the visual demands of Richmond-area schools and can recommend solutions tailored to your child's classroom needs. We coordinate with teachers when needed to support academic success.
We create a comfortable environment for kids, using child-friendly equipment and techniques. For families in suburban neighborhoods with active sports programs, we pay special attention to visual skills needed for athletics.
Our team understands the visual demands of Richmond-area schools and can recommend solutions tailored to your child's classroom needs. We coordinate with teachers when needed to support academic success.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Age-appropriate vision screening and testing
- 02 Step 2: Evaluation of eye teaming and focusing skills
- 03 Step 3: Assessment of ocular health and development
- 04 Step 4: Discussion of findings and recommendations with parents
Benefits
- Early detection of vision problems
- Support for academic success
- Sports vision assessment
- Child-centered approach
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my child have their first eye exam?
We recommend a comprehensive exam by age 3, or sooner if you notice crossed eyes, excessive squinting, or developmental delays.
Does my child need glasses if they pass school screenings?
School tests often miss subtle vision problems affecting learning. Our thorough exams assess all aspects of visual function.
Are your offices kid-friendly?
Absolutely. Our staff is trained to work with children, and we've designed our space to help young patients feel at ease during exams.