Rebuilding Visual Skills Through Customized Vision Therapy

At Utah Vision Development Center, we understand that seeing 20/20 doesn’t always mean your vision works as it should. Located in Riverton and serving families from South Jordan, Herriman, Bluffdale, and surrounding communities, we focus on helping you or your child develop stronger, more efficient visual skills. Through personalized care and evidence-based therapy, we help patients who struggle with reading, coordination, visual fatigue, or recovering from a concussion find real solutions that lead to lasting change.

More Than an Eye Exam — It’s Whole-Body Vision Care

We look beyond eyesight to understand how your eyes and brain communicate. We help patients strengthen the visual foundations for reading, learning, focusing, and even balance through in-depth evaluations and personalized treatment. Our services include:

• Vision Therapy – Builds skills like eye tracking, teaming, and focusing for better learning and everyday performance
• Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation – Rehabilitates visual pathways after concussion or brain injury
• Ortho-K – Offers non-surgical vision correction by gently reshaping the cornea while you sleep
• Sports Vision Therapy – Fine-tunes visual skills like depth perception and reaction time to give athletes an edge
• Computer Vision Treatment – Reduces eye strain and fatigue from heavy screen use
• Vision Exams – Functional evaluations that uncover visual inefficiencies often missed in routine eye exams

No two patients are alike, and neither are our therapy plans. Everything we do is tailored to how you or your child uses vision in real life.

We work with patients of all ages who face unique visual challenges that interfere with school, work, or daily life. Whether it’s difficulty focusing, frequent headaches, or trouble with reading, there’s often more going on than meets the eye.

You or your child may benefit from our care if you experience:

• Reading difficulties, skipping lines, or poor comprehension
• Strabismus (eye turn), amblyopia (lazy eye), or eye coordination issues
• Concussion or TBI-related visual symptoms
• Developmental delays or sensory processing concerns
• Eye fatigue or blurred vision after screen use
• Difficulty with sports performance, balance, or depth perception

We’re here to find the “why” behind the symptoms — and provide a clear path forward.

Real Progress. Practical Results

Patients at UTVDC often share how vision therapy changed their lives — improved reading, fewer headaches, better focus, and more confidence in and out of the classroom. Our goal is to make vision work for you, not against you. Using research-backed methods and a patient-first approach, we help make daily tasks easier and more enjoyable.

Whether catching a ball, reading a book, or recovering from a head injury, we help you build the skills needed to do it all with less effort.