Vision Rehabilitation Associates

I came in for an evaluation and was recommended therapy by Dr. Zost. He was honest about his evaluation and we discovered that I should seek another opinion about my condition. I asked for a referral to a specialist and was denied by the office staff due to an outstanding balance due to incorrect billing. I would ask in advance if all services are covered and would check with your insurance company before services are rendered. I was harassed and never received the referral from their office . Customer service was the worst I have received from any doctor’s office. If you care more about payment before you consider care for your patients then you are in the wrong business.

Dr Zost found and discovered that I have PTVS. Working with him on vision therapy and home therapy exercises. My balance issues are minimal. Headaches are minimal. His staff is also wonderful to work with. They take their time to make sure that your glasses fit properly. I could not ask for a better Dr and a better staff. I highly recommend Vision Rehabilitation. Thank you Ernest Errico

I highly recommend scheduling an appointment with Vision Rehabilitation Associates, particularly if suffering from Vertigo. I saw a handful of other specialists in other medical fields with limited or no improvement to my dizziness until being referred to Dr. Sorenson. Through Vision Therapy under the oversight of Dr. Sorenson, I have made substantial improvement and am no longer debilitated by my Vertigo. The staff are both knowledgeable and pleasant to work with, particularly Carol who worked one on one with me throughout my treatment. Again, if suffering from dizziness or visual based migraines, I would highly encourage making an appointment with Vision Rehabilitation Associates.

We are very grateful for Dr. Zost, Carol and the rest of the staff! They helped my daughter and were and to bill our medical insurance which is truly the only way this worked for us. We know this is a sacrifice and very very much appreciate the office accepting this.

I started getting dizzy episodes 6 years ago that got progressively worse with time. 2 years ago, they became chronic and never went away. The dizziness and associated anxiety became debilitating and interfered with every aspect of my life. Earlier this year I visited UChicago dizziness clinic who gave me diagnostic considerations of migraine associated vertigo, visual vertigo, and PPPD. The dr’s at UChicago wanted to try non-pharmaceutical methods before moving forward with other treatments and referred me to Dr. Sorenson for an evaluation. After a thorough hour and half evaluation, Dr Sorensen suggested she could help. Admittedly, I was a bit skeptical even into the first few weeks of treatment as it initially seemed to me that visual triggers were such a small aspect of my dizziness. I was convinced that nothing short of a pharmaceutical intervention would help my case. However, I was desperate and willing to put effort into anything to help me feel better. After a few months it became clear to me that visual triggers were the primary source of my dizziness. Dr Sorenson has shown me exercises and ways to combat the dizziness in my daily life that have led me to about 95% recovery. My dizziness that use to last 24/7 now goes away within only a few minutes after being triggered. I no longer have anxiety associated with my dizziness and I feel like I have my life back. It was a long and gradual road to recovery but I couldn’t recommend working with her enough to anyone in my situation. Thank you guys so much!