Pediatric Care

Dr. Cline is often asked, "When should I have my child examined?"

Many are surprised when I say 6 months of age. Now that we know vision and the visual system are learned and not a given at birth it becomes more important to have your infant examined. We start seeing infants at age 6 months, age 3 and then age 5 (before kindergarten and every year after this. Protect the most precious gift we have been given…..Vision.

Infants should have a vision exam. We participate in the American Optometric Association program called infantSEE. The goal of the program is to ensure that every child has an opportunity to have a vision assessment before he or she turns one year old.  It is a free service so please take advantage of it. Has your infant been examined?

We also participate in the SeeToLearn program This is a program initiated by the state of Kansas to provide three year old children with a free vision screening. This way visual problems can be detected before school and hopefully treated so that they do not hinder a child's learning in school. It is another free service so please take advantage of it and have you child's vision checked.

Wichita Vision Care
12111 W. Maple,
Suite 125 Wichita, KS 67235
Phone (316) 832-0088
Fax (316) 832-0029


Mon. Weds. Thurs. Fri. 9a.m.-5p.m
Tues. 12p.m.-7p.m.

What is vision and what is vision therapy?

Vision and Vision Therapy
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Common signs of a vision problem.

Do your eyes get tired after using the computer?