The Most Advanced Integrative Care in Utah

ACHIEVE is teaming up with professionals, educators, and parents to
eradicate addressable learning challenges for Utah students by the year 2035

Most people think optimal vision is about 20/20 sight.
That's a myth. It's just one facet of overall brain-vision health.

20/20 sight simply refers to the ability to clearly see a given size character from a distance of 20 feet. While essential, any optometrist can give you an eye exam and prescribe lenses to correct your sight. But what happens after the image comes into focus?
Once an image is in focus, everything that happens as our eyes send that information to our brains is vision. This is where hidden issues occur: eye fatigue, slow reading speed, low comprehension, balance issues, and attention distractions. We treat the brain-eye connection.

Our doctors are specially trained beyond basic optometry to identify underlying issues and deliver cross-sensory, multi-faceted care.

Advanced neuro-visual rehabilitation treating strabismus, amblyopia, concussions, and complex eye-brain coordination challenges.
Choose your role below to discover customized solutions tailored to your unique needs in helping children and families thrive.

If your child struggles with reading, gets frequent headaches, or has been suspected of having dyslexia, 20/20 sight might be hiding a deeper processing issue. We find the root cause.

As an Educator, How Can I Help Struggling Students Get the Help They Need?

Working Together to Bring Maximum Benefit to Our Shared Patients and Their Families.

Vision Doctors, Not Just Corrective Lens Prescribers
“Reading was really hard for me. The words would wiggle and jiggle. When I was in class, I felt left out. When I first started vision therapy my eyes didn’t track well and I hated reading. I loved the fun games my vision therapist would show me… I liked going home and doing my therapy games with my mom. I got better at reading and I thought “This really works!” The tasks helped me get stronger eyes and now I am a good reader. I am not scared to read in class. I hope everyone loves vision therapy too!”
by Chloe “Coco”, age 8