Calgary’s Concussion
& Brain Injury Clinic
vision rehabilitation in Calgary.
Specialized Care for Concussion Recovery
In Collaboration With Your Injury Lawyer for Seamless Support.
A Wide Range Of
Optometry Services.
advanced neuro-optometric and vision rehabilitation.
Eye Exam
An eye exam, also known as a comprehensive eye examination or vision test, is a medical evaluation of a person’s eyes and visual system.
Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are thin, curved pieces of plastic that are placed directly on the cornea of the eye to correct vision or for cosmetic purposes.
Ortho-K
Orthokeratology, or Ortho-K, is a non-surgical vision correction method that uses specially designed gas-permeable contact lenses to temporarily reshape the cornea.
Myopia Control
Myopia control refers to a range of methods and treatments designed to slow down or halt the progression of myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness.
Scleral Lenses
Scleral lenses are specialized contact lenses that cover a larger portion of the eye’s surface, including the sclera (the white part of the eye), as well as the cornea.
Low Vision
Low vision refers to a significant visual impairment that cannot be fully corrected with standard eyeglasses, contact lenses, medication, or surgery.
Vision Rehabilitation Therapy
Vision Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) is a comprehensive program aimed at helping individuals with visual impairments maximize their remaining vision and learn alternative techniques to maintain independence in daily life.
Sports Vision
Sports vision, also known as sports vision training or sports vision therapy, is a specialized area of optometry and vision training that focuses on improving visual skills and performance in athletes
Concussion Clinic
A concussion clinic is a specialized medical facility or department that focuses on the diagnosis, evaluation, treatment, and management of concussions and related head injuries.
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Why Patients Choose
Our Concussion Clinic in Calgary
Concussion Doctors & Specialists
Our neuro-optometrists are trained in post-concussion vision assessment, neuro-visual rehabilitation, and traumatic brain injury care. We treat issues such as visual motion sensitivity, double vision, eye tracking and focusing problems, reading difficulty, post-trauma dizziness, and balance problems.
We Work Directly With Your Lawyer
Your lawyer receives medical reports, concussion assessment documentation, objective visual findings, functional impairment summaries, and progress updates. We collaborate with injury lawyers and concussion lawyers in Calgary to ensure your case is supported with accurate medical evidence.
No Out-of-Pocket Cost for MVA Patients
Motor vehicle accident patients are covered through Section B of Alberta auto insurance. There is no direct cost to you once your claim is authorized.
Full Rehabilitation Team Support
We coordinate your care with your entire recovery team, including physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, family physicians, physiatrists (rehab specialists), occupational therapists, osteopaths, and injury lawyers and case managers. Your recovery is faster and more complete when all providers communicate—we make that process seamless.
Advanced Concussion Diagnostic Technology
Our clinics use specialized neuro-visual and concussion assessment tools to identify problems often missed in standard eye exams.
About
Dr. Sal Jivraj
Dr. Jivraj is recognized internationally for his work in neuro-concussion optometry, low vision rehabilitation, dry eye disease, and vision enhancement technologies. He is one of the first nine optometrists in Canada to be awarded the Fellowship of the Canadian College of Specialties in Optometry (FCCSO), recognizing advanced specialty-level expertise in optometric care.
He is a Fellow of the:
- American Academy of Optometry (FAAO)
- British Contact Lens Association (FBCLA)
- College of Optometrists (FCOptom)
- Canadian College of Specialties in Optometry (FCCSO)
Dr. Jivraj is also an active member of:
- Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association
- Vision Therapy Canada
- World Council of Optometry
In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Jivraj has served on the World Council of Optometry committees, the Canadian Association of Optometrists Scientific Committee, and the American Academy of Optometry Artificial Intelligence Task Force.
Specialist Concussion & Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Care
His specialist concussion and neuro-optometric rehabilitation clinic focuses on helping patients experiencing:
- Dizziness and balance difficulties
- Visual motion sensitivity
- Headaches and eye strain
- Convergence insufficiency
- Light sensitivity
- Visual processing difficulties
- Double vision
- Post-concussion visual dysfunction
Dr. Jivraj incorporates advanced neuro-optometric rehabilitation techniques including yoked prisms, therapeutic lenses, concussion filters, vision rehabilitation strategies, and visual performance training to help patients improve comfort, stability, coordination, and daily function.
He has lectured and collaborated with physiotherapists, sports medicine physicians, occupational therapists, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams on the role of vision in concussion recovery and rehabilitation.
International Recognition & Awards
- Association of Optometrists (AOP) Optometrist of the Year Award – 2020
- BCLA Dry Eye Practitioner of the Year Award – 2019
- Johnson & Johnson Vision Care OD 40 Under 40 Canada recognition
He is also known for developing innovative patient education tools and digital health technologies, including mobile applications designed to support patients with low vision, dry eye disease, and visual rehabilitation.
Through Calgary Eye Clinics and his concussion rehabilitation work, Dr. Jivraj’s goal is to provide evidence-informed, compassionate, and highly individualized care to help patients recover visual function and regain confidence in daily life.
Common Concussion Symptoms
After an accident or injury, you may experience symptoms such as headache or head pressure, neck pain, nausea or vomiting, and dizziness or balance issues. Some people also notice blurred or double vision and increased sensitivity to light or noise.
Cognitive and visual symptoms are also common, including feeling slowed down or “foggy”, difficulty reading or concentrating, and memory issues. You may also experience fatigue or drowsiness, irritability, anxiety, or low mood, and trouble sleeping.
If symptoms persist beyond a few days, a specialized neuro-optometric evaluation can detect and treat visual conditions that often prolong concussion recovery.
How Our Concussion
Program Works
Complete the Secure Online Form
Submit the referral form by clicking here with your symptoms, Claim ID, and adjuster or lawyer contact information. Your information is fully encrypted and privacy protected.
Optional Initial Concussion Symptom Survey
You may take our Brain Injury Vision Symptom Survey to help our doctors prepare.
We Contact You Within 24 Hours
Insurance Authorization & Direct Billing
Assessment & Treatment Begin
- Neuro-prism lenses
- Concussion color filters
- Vision therapy
- Oculomotor rehabilitation
- Vestibular-visual coordination therapy
Book Your Free Concussion Consultation
We offer a FREE phone consultation to review your symptoms and explain next steps.
Start now by completing the secure referral form HERE.
Our team will reach out within 24 hours to schedule your appointment
Low Vision Calgary – Neuro-Concussion Optometry
Address: 2525 36 St NE, Calgary, AB, Canada T1Y 5T4
Inside Sunridge Mall (at Lenscrafters/Sunridge Optometry), Unit 202
Tel: (587) 430-1912
Email: info@lowvisioncalgary.com
Fax: (587) 324-2825