BECOME A PATIENT
Vision problems can be complicated.
We are thorough with our testing and treatment process to provide you the best care. And, don’t worry, we are with you each step of the way!
#1 INTAKE
Schedule a free call with our intake specialist to get your questions answered, share your history, and book your doctor’s consultation.
#2 CONSULT
Meet virtually with our doctors to discuss your history and establish the type of evaluation you need.
#3 EXAM
Come to our office to evaluate your visual conditions.
#4 ADDED TESTS
Our doctors may order specific tests on separate days.
#5 CONFERENCE
Wrap up virtually with our doctors’ results and recommendations.
Welcome to Vision360
Mind Performance Optometry in Chevy Chase, Maryland
We are glad you are here.
At Vision360, we help children and adults understand how vision affects learning, comfort, performance, coordination, and recovery.
We are not a routine eye exam or eyewear practice. Our care focuses on functional vision — how the eyes, brain, and body work together in real life.
Many of our patients come to us because they see clearly but still struggle with reading, attention, visual fatigue, headaches, dizziness, coordination, sports performance, or recovery after concussion or brain injury.
Your first visit helps us understand what is happening, why it matters, and what type of care may help.
What Makes Vision360 Different
Vision is more than seeing 20/20.
At Vision360, we look beyond the eye chart to evaluate how vision supports daily function. Depending on your symptoms and goals, your evaluation may fall into one of three care pathways:
- eyePerform — visual skills for comfort, coordination, reading stamina, binocular vision, pediatric functional vision, and sports performance
- eyeKnow — visuo-cognitive and perceptual skills for learning, development, memory, spatial awareness, and visual processing
- eyeRecover — neuro-optometric rehabilitation after concussion, brain injury, stroke, migraine-related visual symptoms, or neurological illness
Our goal is to help you choose the right starting point.
Your First Step
Most new patients begin by scheduling an evaluation under eyePerform, eyeKnow, or eyeRecover.
Our team will help determine the best fit based on your concerns, age, history, and goals.
You may be a good fit for Vision360 if you or your child experiences:
- Eye strain or headaches
- Trouble reading comfortably
- Losing place while reading
- Poor reading stamina
- Visual fatigue
- Blurry or double vision
- Difficulty focusing
- Trouble with eye tracking or eye teaming
- Visual processing or perceptual concerns
- Learning-related vision concerns
- Sports vision performance goals
- Dizziness, light sensitivity, or visual symptoms after concussion
- Vision concerns after brain injury, stroke, migraine, or neurological illness
Before Your Appointment
Before your first visit, we may ask you to complete intake forms and provide any helpful background information.
This may include:
- Current symptoms or concerns
- Medical, developmental, or injury history
- Prior eye exam records
- Glasses or contact lens prescriptions
- School or therapy reports, when relevant
- Neuropsychological, occupational therapy, physical therapy, or educational testing, when relevant
- Referral notes from another provider, when available
The more we understand before your visit, the better we can tailor your evaluation.
What to Expect
Your evaluation is designed around your specific needs.
Depending on the type of exam, we may assess:
- Eye teaming
- Eye tracking
- Focusing
- Depth perception
- Visual comfort
- Visual processing
- Visual memory
- Visual-motor integration
- Spatial awareness
- Balance and visual-vestibular function
- Sports vision skills
- Vision-related barriers to recovery
After the evaluation, the doctor will review findings and recommendations. If treatment is appropriate, we will discuss a personalized plan.
For Parents
Children do not always know how to explain a vision problem.
A child may see 20/20 and still struggle with reading, homework, attention, coordination, confidence, or visual stamina.
Parents often come to us after noticing:
- Homework battles
- Reading avoidance
- Frequent fatigue
- Headaches or eye strain
- Losing place while reading
- Skipping or rereading lines
- Poor tracking
- Difficulty copying from the board
- Reversals or visual processing concerns
- Trouble keeping up despite strong effort
Our goal is to help identify whether functional vision is part of the problem — and what can be done to help.
For Adults
Adults may seek care because visual symptoms are affecting work, reading, screen use, driving, balance, sports, or recovery.
Common concerns include:
- Computer-related eye strain
- Headaches or migraines with visual symptoms
- Visual fatigue
- Dizziness or motion sensitivity
- Trouble reading or using screens after concussion
- Difficulty in busy visual environments
- Reduced stamina at work
- Visual symptoms after brain injury, stroke, or neurological illness
We focus on how vision functions in everyday life, not just whether you can see clearly.
Did you know that your rights to privacy and access to your medical records are protected by federal and Maryland state laws?
Find out more about how the Vision360 protects you and your medical data!
– Notice of Privacy Practices –
If you need any assistance related to HIPAA, contact me via email at hipaa@visiontherapydc.com
or feel free to schedule a time to speak over the phone:
Release Authorization (HIPAA)
Our doctors often like reviewing previous clinical records to familiarize themselves with the patient’s profile and medical background.
To this end, we request that you complete a Medical Records Release Authorization.
Completing this form will allow our doctors to request records from your previous medical providers on your behalf.
Typical records that our doctors like to request include:
- Prior vision care records (excluding those conducted by a pediatrician or by school screenings)
- Previous Therapeutic Evaluation Reports (such as from physical or occupational therapies)
- Neuropsychological Evaluation Reports
- Concussion or Brain Injury Physiatry Management Notes
Please complete, sign, and return to us a separate form for each provider.
Please be sure to fill out the form in its entirety. Thank you!
Once we receive the needed information
Our doctors will meet with you virtually, usually for 20 to 30 minutes.
Young children are usually discouraged from attending the meeting unless they are mature enough to handle conversations about their medical conditions.
Again, this appointment is designed to have an uninterrupted, one-on-one conversation with the doctor. It will include topics regarding their review of any medical records and intake questionnaires that you submit, in addition to any information that you may discuss at that time.
From there, our doctors make a recommendation on the type of examination in-person that best suits the patient, or if it makes more sense to make a referral for other services.
For a refresher on the types of evaluations that we provide, Click Here.
Start Your Vision Care Journey
We look forward to meeting you.
To request an appointment, use our online appointment form or call us at (301) 951-0320.
For general questions, you may also send us a message through the form below.
Please do not include personal health information in this form. Specific patient care questions should be addressed during your appointment.