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Specialties
For nearly 40 years Dr. Kotlicky has specialized in diagnosing and treating binocular vision problems that interfere with reading and learning. You can have 20⁄20 eyesight, yet lack the visual skills critical for reading and comprehension. Vision problems such as, Convergence Insufficiency, are often mis-diagnosed as ADHD due to the similarity of symptoms. If you or your child avoid reading, have poor comprehension, skip or re-read words or lines, have a tracking problem, experience headaches with close work, have a short attention span for reading/deskwork, or are not achieving to full potential at school, sports or work, schedule a Developmental Vision Evaluation today. It will test ALL the visual skills critical for reading and learning, not just how well you can read the eye chart. Attend a free seminar at our Columbia office to learn more about the signs and symptoms of binocular vision problems and how vision therapy can help. We also have a treatment center in Pikesville.
Meet the Business Owner
Michael K.
Business Owner
Doctor of Optometry, Illinois College of Optometry. Assistant Professor of Optometry at Illinois College of Optometry, he also served as Director of the Clinical Procedures Laboratory and the Strabismus/Amblyopia Clinic, and took graduate level courses in Teaching Children With Learning Disabilities.
Dr. Kotlicky was Director of the Vision Care Program at Howard Community College in Columbia, MD, and has served for many years on the Howard County School Health Advisory Board. Dr. Kotlicky is a past president of the Greater Baltimore Optometric Society and a Fellow in the American Academy of Optometry. He is a member of the American Optometric Association, Optometric Extension Program, and the College of Optometrists in Vision Development.
Dr. Kotlicky is dedicated to education, excellence and results in providing patient care. He is a well respected lecturer to local groups. Dr. Kotlicky truly enjoys helping his patients overcome the visual roadblocks to their success.