Sports Vision
When athletes undergo a comprehensive vision examination, it is important to have good vision. However, it goes beyond just checking for 20/20 vision. There are many additional components that allow for good athleticism, including:
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Important Annoucement: Our Blue Bell clinic is now closed. All patients from that office will be seen at our state-of-the-art North Wales location, where they can expect the same caliber of exceptional eye care and patient experience. This location is only 6 miles away and has ample parking.
Have you ever noticed your child is squinting or holding reading material extremely close to their face? Do they seem to have a short attention span or have difficulty reading?
While these observations can indicate a learning difficulty, the solution may be as simple as an undiagnosed vision problem.
Children do not know the difference between normal vision and visual abnormalities. They only know what they have experienced, making them much less likely than an adult to complain of blurry vision.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology officially recommends vision screenings:
Once children enter school, it is recommended to get an eye exam every year.
