About Padula Institute of Vision Rehabilitation

The Padula Institute of Vision Rehabilitation was founded to provide excellence in neuro-optometric rehabilitation for both children and adults. Our team is dedicated to helping individuals who experience challenges with reading, learning, or vision processing, as well as those whose visual function has been affected by neurological or medical conditions.

We Provide Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation for Children and Adults with:

• • • Lyme  Disease
    • Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
    • Concussion
    • Stroke (CVA)
    • Autism (ASD)
    • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    • Parkinson’s Disease
    • Cerebral palsy (CP)
    • ADHD
    • Long Covid

Our Low Vision Services:

Low vision rehabilitation and examinations for Age related issues affecting vision are offered to serve those who have a vision impairment caused by macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts or diabetes. Often persons who have these types of problems will have vision difficulties that interfere with reading and learning.  For those who are neurologically challenged or visually impaired, problems with balance, dizziness (vertigo), glare sensitivity, panic attacks and reduced sight can often be caused by visual problems that are treatable.

Children and Pediatric Services:

At the Padula Institute, we are also recognized for our excellence in neuro-optometric rehabilitation for children, helping young patients overcome a range of vision-related challenges that can impact learning and development. Our specialized services provide tailored therapies that strengthen the way the brain and eyes work together to address:

• • •  Visual processing disorders
    • Learning difficulties connected to vision

One of our signature offerings, is the Learn to See® program.  

This program is designed to give children the tools they need to improve focus, tracking, and visual comprehension, supporting academic success and confidence in daily activities. 

The program starts with a specialized evaluation assessment that examines how a child uses the visual process to manage key skills like focusing, tracking, and eye coordination.  A treatment approach is then designed to identify and address visual processing skills that are essential for learning.

See to Learn. Learn to See

Padula Institute of Vision will also provide an integrated approach with occupational therapy, speech therapy and reading and educational therapy available, as needed.

“We are honored to receive patients from all corners of the globe here at the Institute. The pins on this map represent some of the distant places that our patients have traveled from to come for services at the Padula Institute of Vision Rehabilitation.

If you do not see a pin locating the geographical area that you are from, please tell us. We will appreciate the opportunity to place a new pin to mark your home.”

Dr. Padula