Neuro-Visual Performance Institute (NVPI) is a vision care and rehabilitation practice serving patients at locations in Versailles and Somerset, Kentucky. It focuses on functional vision: how the eyes and brain work together to interpret and respond to visual information. Led by optometrists Rick Graebe and Mallory Cook, the institute provides customized evaluations and training for children and adults, with an integrated approach tailored to each patient.

Services address children’s vision and learning, developmental vision concerns, special needs, sports vision, binocular vision dysfunction, migraines, and visual challenges following concussion or traumatic brain injury. NVPI also works with educators, schools, pediatricians, therapists, and other providers through screenings, referrals, and educational resources.

Its care options include vision therapy, optometric multisensory training, syntonic phototherapy, primitive reflex integration, balance and vestibular training, and supportive tools such as prism or tinted lenses. The institute uses technologies including eye-tracking systems, virtual reality vision training, and binocular training equipment. NVPI also offers assessments such as developmental vision evaluations, functional color field testing, and autonomic nervous system testing.