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+1 734-665-5310
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111 S Main St Ste 250, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
Downtown Ann Arbor
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0.4 miRoute 6 & 36
0.5 miAnn Arbor Transit Authority, Bus Line 6
0.5 mi#12A
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Specialties
The Ann Arbor Clinic for Vision Enhancement specializes in helping children achieve optimum visual function and eye coordination. Although vision screenings are important, they are not complete eye examinations. Our pediatric eye examination is more than just a measure of sight. We evaluate a child’s vision, that is, test for eye teaming, focusing, depth perception, visual tracking and other visual perceptual disorders. Vision includes the gathering of information by the eyes, the processing of the visual information by the brain, and the integration of that information with the body. Any breakdown in this complex system can contribute to decreased academic performance.
Our professional staff has advanced training and experience diagnosing and treating developmental vision problems which interfere with a child’s ability to learn. We specialize in the following: Comprehensive eye exams, vision therapy, infant exams and those with learning-related vision problems.
History
Established in 1980.
Dr. Bennett recognized the need for children’s eye care needs and vision training with hope of improving the community.
Meet the Business Owner
Dr. Erica C.
Business Owner
Dr. Erica Johnson Carder is returning to her Michigan roots from California where she was a pediatric and vision therapy specialist, a clinical director for several pediatric ophthalmologists, and a researcher for the Multi-Ethnic Pediatric Eye Disease Study at USC.
She received Doctorate of Optometry and Master in Vision Science at The Ohio State University. Her Master’s degree focused on the visual assessment and treatment of children with Individual Education Plans (IEPs). Dr. Johnson Carder completed a residency in pediatrics and vision therapy at Southern California College of Optometry. She evaluated and treated patients from age two months to ninety-five years old. She primarily focuses on children and adults with strabismus, amblyopia, binocular vision dysfunction, accommodative dysfunction, and learning problems.
Dr. Johnson Carder is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry & College of Optometry & Vision Development.
