What makes this different from a regular eye exam
A routine exam answers whether each eye sees clearly and looks healthy. A post-accident assessment answers a different question: how well the two eyes track, hold steady, aim inward at near, and reset between near and far. Those functions are scored against published clinical norms and written into a formal report signed by Dr. Rizwan Jaffer, O.D., Texas License #7014TG. If your exam came back clean but symptoms persist, the background is covered on vision problems after a car accident.
How it works and what to bring
- No referral required — call or request an appointment online.
- Same-week appointments at six Houston-area locations, with Sugar Land at 345 Hwy 6 as our primary office.
- Bring your current glasses or contacts, any records from the emergency room or your primary doctor, and your attorney's contact information if you have one.
If a concussion was diagnosed or suspected, see vision problems after a concussion.
Working with your attorney
A Letter of Protection is available so treatment is not delayed by cost at the time of the visit, and the completed report is provided to your firm. Case managers and paralegals can send a client through our LOP referral form; attorneys needing testimony or records review can review expert witness services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I see an eye doctor after a car accident?
If you have blur, double vision, headaches around the eyes, light sensitivity, or difficulty reading that started after the crash, yes. Those symptoms can be measured, and measuring them early gives you a documented baseline.
What kind of eye doctor do I need after an accident?
One who tests eye movement and eye teaming, not only eyesight. A standard refraction and health check will not capture tracking, convergence, or fixation problems.
Do you work with attorneys?
Yes. We provide a formal written report suitable for a case file, and assessments are available under a Letter of Protection.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can schedule directly with us.
Talk to our team. Call 281-240-9555. Same-week appointments. More on the program: forensic vision assessment.
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