At Spinal Injury And Pain Recovery, LLC, we use advanced technology called
RightEye® to help identify and monitor changes in
brain function following a traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion.

When someone experiences a head injury, it can disrupt how the eyes move and how the
brain processes visual information. These subtle changes often lead to symptoms such as:

• Headaches
• Dizziness or balance issues
• Difficulty reading or focusing
• Blurred or double vision
• Eye strain or fatigue when using the eyes

Even if a standard MRI or CT scan appears normal,
RightEye testing can reveal how well the eyes and brain are
actually working together — providing valuable insight that traditional imaging can’t show.

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How the RightEye Test Works

The RightEye assessment is simple, quick, and completely non-invasive.
You’ll sit comfortably in front of a screen and follow moving dots with your eyes.
The system precisely measures how your eyes move — how fast, how accurately, and how well they coordinate.

The test takes only a few minutes, and results are available
immediately. Our doctors will review your findings with you, explain what they mean,
and discuss how this information will guide your personalized recovery plan.

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Why It Matters

Your eye movements tell us a lot about how your brain is functioning.
By tracking and analyzing these movements, RightEye helps our team:

• Identify how your injury is affecting brain performance
• Develop a targeted, evidence-based recovery plan
• Monitor your progress over time with objective data

For attorneys and medical professionals, RightEye provides
measurable, objective evidence that illustrates how an injury impacts daily life and
functional abilities.

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Our Commitment

At Spinal Injury And Pain Recovery, LLC, we believe
recovery starts with understanding.
RightEye helps us see what can’t be seen with the naked eye — offering clear insights into
brain function that support more effective care, stronger documentation, and better outcomes for our patients.