Neurovisual Dysfunction In Chicago, IL
Relieve Neurovisual Dysfunction & Enhance Performance in Chicago, IL
If you’re experiencing symptoms like dizziness, balance issues, or difficulty tracking objects with your eyes, neurovisual dysfunction may be the underlying cause. At The Movement Guild in Chicago, IL, our neurovisual testing combines cutting-edge technology and specialized assessments to identify and address eye and vestibular system issues. This innovative approach supports recovery from concussions, neck pain, and other conditions while enhancing overall performance.
What is Neurovisual Testing?
Neurovisual testing evaluates how the eyes and brain work together to process visual information. By assessing oculomotor function (eye movement), hand-eye coordination, and balance, this testing helps uncover subtle deficits that can significantly impact performance and recovery. Using tools like infrared video Frenzel goggles, Right Eye technology, and perturbation balance plates, we gather precise metrics that guide tailored rehabilitation and training programs.
Key Benefits of Neurovisual Testing
- Identification of Neurovisual Deficits: Testing can pinpoint subtle dysfunctions in eye tracking, visual processing, or coordination that may otherwise go unnoticed, impacting everyday activities and athletic performance.
- Enhanced Rehabilitation Programs: Objective testing data allows for highly specific training programs that challenge reaction time, cognitive function, and eye-based processing, leading to improved outcomes.
- Early Detection of Concussions: Neurovisual testing is more sensitive than traditional concussion protocols, enabling earlier diagnosis and faster, more effective treatment.
- Informed Return-to-Play Decisions: Baseline neurovisual testing provides a clear reference point for assessing post-concussive changes, ensuring a safe and timely return to sport.
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The Neurovisual Testing Process
Neurovisual testing typically takes about 30 minutes and includes assessments of:
- Eye Tracking: Evaluates saccade latency, smooth pursuit movements, and fixations to detect abnormalities.
- Visual Processing: Measures how quickly and accurately the brain processes visual information.
- Hand-Eye Coordination: Assesses the ability to coordinate visual input with motor responses.
- Balance: Tests how well you maintain stability, which is closely tied to visual and vestibular function.
Testing can be integrated with musculoskeletal and performance assessments to provide a comprehensive understanding of your physical capabilities.
Post-Test Reporting & Recommendations
After the evaluation, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining your baseline data and identified areas for improvement. We provide actionable suggestions for neurovisual training exercises and programs tailored to your needs. This report can also be shared with your healthcare providers or performance staff to support collaborative care.
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FAQs: Neurovisual Testing in Chicago, IL
- Who can benefit from neurovisual testing?
Anyone experiencing dizziness, balance issues, or visual coordination problems, as well as athletes recovering from concussions, can benefit from this advanced testing. - How soon can I see results?
Many patients notice improvements in coordination, balance, and overall performance within weeks of starting a targeted training program.
Take the first step toward better visual and physical performance byscheduling your neurovisual testing at The Movement Guild physical therapy in Chicago, IL today.

