Gottlieb Vision Group

Dr Gottlieb is not only changing and improving vision, he changes people’s lives. You are a gift to the world and a blessing to Eminence Family Eyecare. Thank you.

NOW HE CAN SEE!

We have a nephew in his twenties who has had quadruple vision with snow and no depth perception his whole life. We have went to numerous specialists all saying the same thing
—that there was little or nothing that could be done for him. My nephew had all but accepted his situation, that he would be living in this dreamlike state with limited vision for the rest of his life.

I was in the South of France on a boat with my sister when I happened upon Dr. Gottlieb’s website. One of my sister’s friends had mentioned back home that there was someone who was working on correcting double vision and that it may be something we could try. She didn’t have a name but I was able to find Danny using Google.

Coincidently, Dr. Gottlieb was going to Stowe Vermont in the next week or so for another client and agreed to meet my nephew who lived only a couple of hours away.

Dr. Gottlieb and a local eye doctor worked with my nephew for 8 hours, defining his eye health and figuring out what combination of treatments, contacts and prismatic glasses would give him the best combination for his specific situation. For the first time in his life, my nephew could actually have depth perception and could focus on an individual object with both of his eyes at the same time. Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
We still have a way to go but hope is definitely there where it wasn’t before. We now have a chance at completely correcting his vision. The actual gift of sight for my nephew may not be an impossibility anymore.

Thank you Dr. Gottlieb for all that you have done and all that you are going to do.

Dr. Gottlieb is one of the most caring and compassionate doctors with a true passion for those with Neuro-Optometric issues. I was blown away by his expertise and desire to make a difference in people's lives.

Absolutely the place to take your loved one suffering from vision impairment after a brain injury, including stroke, or brain tumors.