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Idaho Vision Development Center

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Idaho Vision Development Center

Idaho Vision treats vision problems that cannot be corrected through glasses, such as vision related learning problems, brain injuries, and sports vision.

05/20/2026

Full video: https://youtu.be/PkVaRGJx1QE

Bethelle came to our office experiencing frequent headaches, intermittent double vision, blurry vision, and ongoing visual fatigue. Like many people, she didn’t realize these symptoms could be related to how her eyes were working together.

In this video, she shares her experience with vision therapy and the changes she noticed along the way.

Over the course of her program, she began to experience clearer, more comfortable vision with fewer symptoms in her day-to-day life.

If you or someone you know struggles with headaches, double vision, or visual fatigue, a binocular vision evaluation can help determine if vision therapy may be appropriate.

To learn more or schedule an evaluation, please contact our office:
idahovision.com
208-227-8822

05/04/2026

Struggling with eye strain, double vision, or only able to work on a computer for short periods?

This vision therapy success story shows how Chad's life changed when he trained his brain to use his visual system effectively.

As he followed the vision therapy program he was able to alleviate the headaches, blurry vision and dizziness.

Now he's back to working full time to provide for his family and he can read to his son again.

He has his life back.

Contact us if you're ready to start. 208-227-8822

01/29/2026

“My situation was challenging – an 80-year-old who had struggled with double vision for almost half my life. The prism strength kept getting stronger and I didn’t think anything could be done until I was referred to Dr. Nielson. There was no magic wand that could instantly cure my vision problem, nor did I expect one, but with Dr. Nielson’s help and by diligently completing the exercises each day, I have been able to make huge improvements and maintain those improvements. I can finally read comfortably and enjoy reading again. Thanks, Dr. Nielson!” - Mary

Stories like this show that it’s never too late to improve vision. Vision therapy can help patients of all ages strengthen eye coordination, reduce double vision, and regain comfort in daily activities.

If double vision or eye coordination issues are affecting your life, contact Idaho Vision Development Center today and take the first step toward clearer, more comfortable vision.

01/22/2026

Seeing double can be unsettling and frustrating. Double vision, or diplopia, happens when a single object appears as two images. It can affect one or both eyes and may occur occasionally or persistently.

Double vision occurs when the eyes are not working together properly. When alignment or coordination is off, the brain receives conflicting signals, creating overlapping or separated images. Causes can range from temporary issues like an outdated prescription to more serious concerns such as eye muscle weakness, neurological problems, or trauma.

The good news is vision therapy can help. Personalized exercises and targeted therapies strengthen eye coordination, improve alignment, and retrain the brain to process visual information efficiently. Many patients notice significant improvement and regain comfort in daily activities like reading, driving, and playing sports.
If you or someone you know struggles with double vision, don’t wait. Contact us today to learn more about our vision therapy services and take the first step toward clear, coordinated vision.

01/15/2026

If your child often avoids reading, loses their place, mixes up words, or struggles to concentrate, it could be more than just effort—it might be a functional vision problem.
Many children who struggle in school may have visual processing problems, not learning or attention issues. Even with 20/20 eyesight, focusing, tracking, or using both eyes together can be a challenge.

A developmental vision evaluation can reveal issues standard eye exams miss. Take our free Vision Quiz to see if your child’s challenges could be vision-related.
👉 https://www.idahovision.com/vision-quiz

01/08/2026

“We did vision therapy for our 2nd grader and there were huge improvements made. I really liked that you could see measured progress when they did the tests. Every therapist we worked with in the office was fantastic and Dr. Nielson is very kind and attentive to his patients and their parents.” – Jessica H.

Stories like this remind us why we’re so passionate about what we do. At Idaho Vision Development Center, we believe in measurable results, compassionate care, and celebrating every milestone along the way.

Thank you to Jessica and all the families who trust us to help their children see, learn, and live more comfortably. Clearer vision truly leads to brighter futures.

01/06/2026

Our New Years’ resolution?

Keep changing lives by helping people fix their vision!

As we welcome the new year, all of us at Idaho Vision Development Center want to thank our patients and families for an incredible year of growth, success, and transformation.

From children who discovered the joy of reading with ease to adults who regained clarity and comfort after vision challenges, we’re honored to have been part of so many life-changing journeys.

In 2026, our mission remains the same—to help every patient strengthen the connection between their brain and eyes for clearer vision, greater confidence, and a brighter future.

Wishing you a happy, healthy New Year filled with clear vision and endless possibilities.

12/25/2025

This Christmas, our team at Idaho Vision Development Center wishes you and your loved ones a season filled with peace, happiness, and clear vision in every sense of the word.

Whether it’s a child reading their favorite Christmas story with confidence or an adult enjoying festive lights without headaches or eye strain, vision therapy helps make those joyful moments possible.

We’re so thankful for the families who have trusted us this year and look forward to continuing to bring clarity and comfort into 2026.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at Idaho Vision Development Center.

12/18/2025

We’re excited to introduce the Optometric Multi-Sensory Training (OMST) system, one of the newest and most advanced tools in our office.

OMST combines visual, auditory, vestibular, and somatosensory stimulation to help the brain process information more efficiently, improving coordination, attention, and visual function.

Developed by Dr. Steven Curtis of EyeLux Integrations, OMST supports post-concussion rehabilitation, children with sensory processing delays, athletic performance, and overall neurological wellness. By engaging multiple senses at once, it helps patients of all ages function with greater comfort and confidence in daily life.
We’re proud to offer OMST as part of our commitment to advanced, research-driven vision care.

12/11/2025

Reading time used to end in tears for Stetson and his family. He mixed up letters, struggled with handwriting, and felt frustrated every night they tried to read together. After learning he was seeing double and had eye-tracking difficulties, his family finally found answers at Idaho Vision Development Center.

With Dr. Nielson’s help and fun, game-based therapy sessions, Stetson started seeing real changes—no more double vision, better coordination, and smoother reading. His confidence has soared, and his parents are thrilled to see him enjoying learning again.
“I would not hesitate to recommend vision therapy,” his mom shared. “It’s changed his life.”

Stetson’s story is a powerful reminder that with the right care and vision therapy, kids can rediscover the joy of learning and life.

12/04/2025

Amblyopia, often called lazy eye, is more than just poor vision in one eye. It happens when the brain and eyes aren’t communicating properly, which can cause reduced vision, depth perception challenges, coordination issues, and even learning difficulties.

Amblyopia can develop in one or both eyes and may result from eye misalignment, unequal prescriptions, or lack of visual stimulation in early childhood. Signs to watch for include an eye that turns in or out, squinting, head tilting, or a noticeable difference in vision between the eyes.

The good news is that amblyopia can be treated at any age with advanced vision therapy techniques, specialized lenses, and exercises that strengthen the brain-eye connection. Many patients see significant improvements in vision, coordination, and daily comfort.

If you or your child may have amblyopia, schedule a binocular vision evaluation at Idaho Vision Development Center today. We’re here to help every patient see clearly and thrive.

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3341 Chasewood Drive
Ammon, ID
83406

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

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+12082278822

Website

http://www.idahovision.com/

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