Bazin Optometry, P.C. is an optometric practice specializing in visual rehabilitation, vision therapy and sports vision training. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality developmental and preventive vision care to children and adults in a friendly, comfortable, and professional atmosphere. With advanced training and expertise, we help solve vision problems that interfere with learning, improve the ability to function in everyday tasks and help you achieve your fullest life potential. Good news!
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Dr. Beth Bazin FCOVD is a Neuro Developmental and Rehabilitation Optometrist who has been has had a specialized vision care practice in Kansas City metro area for over 25 years. Her practice specializes in the evaluation and treatment of patients with binocular, oculomotor, visual/vestibular integration and visual field defects, as well as visual processing or sensory processing difficulties.
Including Specialty Lenses, such as Bifocal, Astigmatism (Astigmatic, Toric) and Scleral Lenses. Vision Therapy for Learning Disabilities and/or Learning-related Vision Problems, such as or related to:. Convergence Insufficiency (convergence eyes, common yet often undetected near vision disorder). Vision Rehabilitation Therapy and/or Prism Lenses for the Special Needs Treatment of Patients with all Types of Brain Injury, including:.
Our eye doctors are top specialists in the evaluation and treatment of the visual health and function of all types of special needs patients, including pediatric, geriatric, developmental delays, and nonverbal. Individuals with special needs and/or developmental delays require special testing of their eye health and visual function.
Good vision happens in a person’s brain/mind/body, not just in a set of eyeballs! Doctor Bazin will examine and test the entire visual system of the whole person in order to determine the very best prescription and/or the most holistic vision care solution. Our eye exam will evaluate your total visual function as well as your eye health.
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George Thorman
Aug 22, 2019
