Inwood, NY 11096
Getting here from Jamaica
From Jamaica, board the LIRR Far Rockaway branch at Jamaica station and ride to Inwood station — approximately 15 minutes. Jamaica station is served by the E, J, and Z subway lines and the JFK AirTrain. By car, Jamaica is approximately 20–25 minutes from our Inwood office via the Belt Parkway or Southern State Parkway.
Vision therapy for Jamaica patients
Jamaica and Southeast Queens have a high concentration of children in large public school systems where vision screenings are brief and functional vision disorders go undetected for years. Parents often seek vision therapy after other interventions — tutoring, reading specialists, ADHD evaluations — have not resolved their child's difficulties. Binocular vision disorders, including convergence insufficiency and eye tracking problems, are among the most common and treatable causes of reading and learning struggles in school-age children. Our practice welcomes families from Jamaica who need access to specialized binocular vision care without a long commute.
Low vision care for Jamaica patients
Jamaica's diverse adult population includes a significant number of patients managing diabetic retinopathy, a leading cause of low vision in working-age adults with diabetes. Dr. Esther Moller, our Certified Low Vision Specialist, conducts thorough evaluations and prescribes optical aids and adaptive strategies to help patients maintain functional independence, navigate workplace accommodations, and delay the impact of progressive vision loss on daily life. CBVH services are available for eligible New York State residents, and our office can assist with the referral process.
Frequently asked questions
Can I reach Advanced Vision Long Island from Jamaica by public transit?
Yes. The LIRR Far Rockaway branch from Jamaica station to Inwood station takes approximately 15 minutes. Jamaica station is served by the E, J, and Z subway lines and the AirTrain, making it accessible from across Queens and Brooklyn. Our office at 148c Doughty Blvd, Inwood is a short walk from the station.
My child from Jamaica was referred for vision therapy after a failed school screening — what should I expect?
A failed school screening means your child needs a full eye exam, but does not diagnose a specific condition. We recommend a comprehensive binocular vision evaluation, which assesses how the eyes work together — convergence, accommodation, tracking, and depth perception — not just whether the child can read the 20/20 line. If a disorder is found, we will explain the diagnosis, the therapy program, session frequency, expected timeline, and insurance options before you commit to anything.
Do you treat patients with diabetic retinopathy and low vision from Jamaica?
Yes. Dr. Esther Moller specializes in low vision rehabilitation for patients with diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, glaucoma, and other causes of vision impairment. A low vision evaluation identifies which optical aids and adaptive strategies will help you maintain independence in daily activities. CBVH services may be available for eligible New York State residents.
Serving Jamaica and the surrounding area
Advanced Vision Long Island is at 148c Doughty Blvd, Inwood, NY — easily reached from Jamaica by car or public transit. Call to schedule a binocular vision evaluation or low vision consultation.
Request an Appointment or call (718) 268-EYES (3937)