The right vision evaluation and treatment makes all the difference. As a Developmental Optometry Practice, we are fully focused on helping you or your family overcome any hurdles caused by visual deficiencies.
Beyond Eyesight
Vision is more than seeing with your eyes. Vision also happens in the brain. In fact, it is your dominant sense.
Quality of Life
Your visual system impacts how you perform, feel, behave, and interact with the world around you.
The Clarendon Vision experience reflects our commitment to clinical excellence.
Explore our fully functional vision therapy and rehabilitation center plus our latest technology.
Understand if your symptoms are related to a functional vision problem.
A multi-disciplinary approach to vision care cannot be achieved without professional partner collaboration.
An accelerated development of the visual system through a carefully designed one-on-one therapy program provided by our clinical team.
Treatment programs for children to slow down the progression of myopia (nearsightedness) and reduce long term sight-threatening risks.
Evaluation and treatment for patients whose visual performance is compromised due to stress, age, concussion, or traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Eyecare for our youngest patients starting at age 6 months. Includes assessment of visual development, preventative care, and specialty treatment.
Comprehensive eye health and visual performance evaluations for patients of all ages backed by our expert clinical approach.
Monday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Have an emergency? Contact us at (630) 323-7300
Dr. Monika Spokas, founder of Clarendon Vision Development Center in Westmont, IL, fell in love with pediatrics and vision therapy in optometry school. She understood that this, combined with her passion, gave her the key to make a positive impact on the trajectory of others’ lives. In her 20 years of serving Chicagoland, Dr. Spokas built a team of like-minded professionals looking to put the patient first.
“Our team loves what we do. It is our vocation. It is our passion. The opportunity to improve the lives of our patients and their families is the core of who we are.”
Is your child struggling with reading and learning? Reading, writing, spelling and even paying attention all depend on an effective visual system. Eye tracking problems are one of 40 visual skills that can cause learning problems. 20/20 eyesight is not an indicator of a fully functional visual system. Specialty lenses and vision therapy can enhance visual performance.
Problems with eye alignment (how your eyes work together as a team) and how your brain processes visual information can cause nausea, balance issues, dizziness while driving and more. Eye misalignment often causes binocular vision dysfunction which is treatable with the right specialty lenses or vision therapy plan.
If you’re experiencing post trauma symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, light-sensitivity, or coordination problems, find relief knowing that vision may be the root cause of these symptoms. Problems with eye misalignment and clarity of vision can be corrected with specialized micro-prismatic lenses and rehabilitative therapy that reduces or even eliminates these symptoms.
Blurry distance vision (aka nearsightedness) is a symptom of a sight threatening eye disease called myopia. While nearsightedness may be corrected with glasses or contacts, parents need to know that treatments are now available to slow myopia progression in children. These treatments are non-invasive, proven effective and kid friendly.
What do our youngest patients say after completing treatment?
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Lazy eye or amblyopia is a neuro-developmental eye condition that starts early in life. It may also occur due to an injury to the brain or a neurological condition. Amblyopia causes minimized eyesight in one eye despite having prescription eyewear.
Dyslexia is a learning condition that affects the areas of the brain in control of information processing. It limits the ability to identify speech sounds, understand letters, and how sounds relate to words and letters. It leads to learning difficulties because it affects a child’s ability to spell, read, and write.
People with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder tend to experience a similar set of vision problems. The shared vision problems, in this case, include convergence insufficiency, oculomotor dysfunction, astigmatism, and other refractive errors. These issues make it hard for their eyes to align properly when focusing on nearby objects.