SPECIALTY SERVICES

SPECIALTY SERVICE

Comprehensive Eye Care

EYE EXAMS

ANNUAL COMPREHENSIVE EYE EXAMS

Access a complete line of medical services to maintain your health throughout pregnancy, including evaluation, diagnosis and treatment.

PEDIATRIC EYE CARE

With four in-house pediatric doctors, each one a specialist in the field, we ensure that every child at the clinic gets the care they require.

EMERGENCY EYE CARE

We offer comprehensive primary care and consultations to support patients and families cope with the challenging conditions related to aging.

How to Reach Us

For any urgent eye problem, please call our 24/7 Emergency Lines:

Wyomissing Office: (610) 374-3134
Douglassville Office: (610) 385-4333
Myerstown Office: (717) 866-1400

We are here to serve you with compassionate and expert care during these critical times. Additionally, we perform inpatient consults at Penn State Health St. Joseph upon request from a hospitalist or other attending physician on staff.

Your eyes are precious—don’t wait if something feels wrong. We’re here to protect your vision whenever you need us.

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WOC News

Light Sensitivity / Photophobia Management

By Diane Rollins • September 13, 2026

Light Sensitivity / Photophobia Management Supporting patients who experience discomfort, pain, or visual overwhelm in everyday lighting environments. Light sensitivity—often called photophobia —can make even routine situations feel overwhelming. Bright sunlight, fluorescent lighting, scrolling on a phone, computer screens, and glare from headlights may trigger headaches, nausea, dizziness, or visual fatigue. Photophobia is common after concussion, migraine, neurological conditions, and certain eye disorders. Our occupational therapy–based program focuses on reducing symptoms, improving comfort, and helping patients participate fully in work, school, and daily life.

Visual Field Loss Rehabilitation

September 13, 2026

Visual Field Loss Rehabilitation Helping patients regain confidence, safety, and functional independence after visual field loss. Visual field loss can occur after stroke, brain injury, concussion, neurological conditions, or certain eye diseases. When part of a person’s field of vision is missing, everyday activities—reading, walking, driving, and navigating crowded spaces—can become challenging or even unsafe. Our occupational therapy–led approach focuses on maximizing functional vision, improving spatial awareness, and helping patients return to meaningful daily activities.

Screening & Functional Testing

By Diane Rollins • August 25, 2026

Screening & Functional Testing A detailed, functional approach to understanding how your visual system performs in real-life environments. At WOCcupational Therapy Associates at Wyomissing Optometric Center, we believe that vision is more than eyesight—it is a complex system that guides movement, balance, reading, focus, and the ability to navigate daily life. Many patients with concussion, neurological conditions, or functional visual concerns have symptoms that do not show up on a basic eye exam. Our Screening & Functional Testing evaluates how your visual system performs during real tasks—not just how well you see on an eye chart. This helps us identify the root causes of symptoms and design the most effective rehabilitation plan.

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