In the News
The Vision Therapy Team Helps at Special Olympics
Friday, April 23rd, 2010
While athletes at this year’s Special Olympics games claimed gold, silver and bronze, The Vision Therapy Center also received a reward – one that was far less tangible, but just as fulfilling.
Dr. Knueppel at the Special Olympics.
Dr. Kellye Knueppel and her staff joined a volunteer effort at the Special Olympics Wisconsin Indoor State games held April 10-11 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The staff participated in the Healthy Athletes Disciplines program, which provides eye care, dental care, physical therapy, audiology and nutrition to all Special Olympics athletes.
It’s the kind of service that this population often doesn’t receive.
Many Special Olympics athletes are underserved in terms of healthcare. They often live in low-income group homes or are the recipients of Title 19 assistance. As a result, some health services can be neglected. “Unfortunately, this population doesn’t get the care they need,” said therapist Shannon Mooney.
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Teacher, daughter, family benefit from Vision Therapy
Friday, April 9th, 2010
Watch and listen to this TV news story of how a McFarland, Wisconsin teacher realized her daughter had a vision problem, and brought her to the Vision Therapy Center for treatment. A tremendous story and a great job of reporting by Kim Sveum of Channel 27 in Madison.
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The Vision Therapy Center makes news in McFarland
Thursday, November 12th, 2009
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The vision therapy story of Anna Mischio was so compelling that it made front-page news in McFarland.
Anna’s story was typical of so many of the patients that have been helped by The Vision Therapy Center. She was having trouble reading, her eyes hurt, and she was not enjoying school. Nine months later, vision therapy changed her life.
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