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This Directory provides free referrals to state licensed certified optometrists or doctors of optometry who provide vision care and eye care services, including vision therapy and pediatric vision care. sometimes approved providers of PPOs or HMOs These behavioral optometrists or doctors of optometry perform vision care or eye care services which relate to the following diagnoses/visual functions/organizations or treatments, etc.: lazy eye, accommodative esotropia, esophoria, exophoria, exotropia, exotropic esotropic, hyperphoria, hyperopia, myopia, nearsighted, farsightedness, hypophoria, hyperphoria, hypertropia, prism lenses, anesmetropia, ciliary muscles, near point, far point, lenticular, divergence, ambliopia, opthalmologist, pediatric opthalmologist, vision care, eye care, patching, presbyopia, binocular vision, binocularity, convergence insufficiency, amblyopia, strabismus, behavioral optometry, behavioral optometrists, vision training, visual training, vision therapy, eye exercises, Bates eye exercises, eye training, double vision, depth perception, seeing double, stereopsis, stereoscopic, these members of organizations such as College of Optometrists in Vision Development, COVD, OEP, Optometric Extension Program, Baltimore Academy of Behavioral Optometry, BABO, American Optometric Association, AOA, College of Optometry, can be consulted instead of developmental ophthalmologists, opthamology, opthamologists, opthalmologists, pediatric opthalmologist, pediatric ophthalmologists, pediatric ophthalmology, for the treatment of learning disabilities, dyslexia, dyslexic, blind in one eye, blindness, blind eye, diplopia, dyplopia, learning disabled, learning disabilities, eye tracking, accommotrac, accommodation, vision improvement, natural vision improvement, fusion, binocular fusion, eyesight, seeing, ADHD-ADD, ADHD, attention deficit disorder, attention deficit hyperactive disorder, hyperactivity, sensory integration, sensorimotor, developmental delays, developmentally delayed, autism, autistic, central vision, far sightedness, near sightedness, near vision, nystagmus, peripheral vision, photophobia, low-vision, visual acuity, blurry vision, clear vision, 20/20 vision, sports vision, special-needs, special needs, pediatric ophthalmologist, pediatric ophthalmology, pediatric optometrist, pediatric optometry, rehabilitation, preventative health care

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