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Welcome to Pursuit Vision Center 
Your Vision Therapy Specialist in Lancaster, PA

Call us at (717) 983-8836 today.

At Pursuit Vision Center , we provide comprehensive eye care through the diagnosis and treatment of visual dysfunctions interfering with the ability to advance academically and professionally. Our mission is to provide quality care to patients of all ages by enhancing and optimizing the visual system.

The term "20/20 eyesight" describes the ability to read small letters at certain distances. However, 20/20 eyesight NEVER tells if an individual can: 

• See clearly all day long
• Focus back and forth from a distant target to a book
• See single rather than double
• Read without getting a headache
• Follow words on a page without losing one’s place
• Read without becoming tired

Eye teaming, focusing, and tracking skills often are not assessed during routine screenings. Do not be misled by believing that 20/20 eyesight alone is all that an individual needs to reach his or her full potential.

Schedule an appointment today with one of our doctors.  At Pursuit Vision Center we have two of Lancaster's only developmental optometrists, to determine if you or your child may be struggling with a visual dysfunction.

Meet Our Optometrists

Pursuit Vision Center 
Phone: (717) 983-8836 
Fax: (717) 983-8649
24E East Roseville Road
Lancaster, PA 17601



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Reviews From Our Satisfied Patients

  • "Since beginning vision therapy, Elaina has become more physically adventurous and is able to climb stairs easier with less fear. She is also no longer frightened by busy environments including patterned carpeting. Elaina is now playing and enjoying toys that require attention to detail. Her verbal skills have increased while her overall fearful feelings have lessened. The occurrence of visual stimming has also been eliminated. Overall, vistion therapy has allowed improvement with Elaina's growth and development."
    Elaina
  • "Hayden's concentration and ability to stay focused have dramatically improved since beginning vision therapy. His teachers noticed a differnce since his grades improved along with the ability to stay on task during school. Vision therapy is highly recommended for children who suffer from inattention and may even help some avoid treatment with medication."
    Hayden's Mom
  • "Through vision therapy Adam's reading skills and concentration have improved. He is happier when completing activities involving reading and his grades are a reflection of his hard work. His coordination, balance, and reflex skills while playing sports have become more accurate. His art skills, including coloring and drawing, have also become enhanced. Most importantly, Adam now has a better self-esteem!"
    Adam's Mom

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Lancaster Office

Monday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Tuesday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Thursday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Friday:

Closed

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed