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+1 727-321-1101
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130 ft"CENTRAL AVE & 51ST ST N"
200 ft"CENTRAL AVE & 51ST ST S"
310 ft"1ST AVE S & 51ST ST S"
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Specialties
Dr. Richard Sorkin provides: Comprehensive Eye Examinations for All Ages, including Infants & Preschoolers, Contact Lens Fitting and Follow-up, including Bifocal, Disposable and Astigmatism Lenses, Treatment of Eye Diseases and Co-Management of Surgery, Vision Therapy for All Ages, Treatment for Learning-related Vision Problems, including Visual Difficulties related to ADD/ADHD, Dyslexia, Reading, and Tracking Problems, etc., Treatment for Binocular Vision Conditions, such as Amblyopia or Lazy Eye, Convergence Insufficiency (near vision disorder), Diplopia (double vision), Lack of Stereopsis (two-eyed depth perception), and Strabismus (cross-eyed, wandering eye, eye turns, etc.), Visual Rehabilitation for Patients with Special Needs, such as Developmental Delays or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), including Autism, Stroke, Whiplash, CP, MS, etc., Treatment for Stress-related Visual Problems, including Blurred Vision, Visual Stress from Reading and Computers, Eye Strain Headaches, & more.
Meet the Business Owner
Richard S.
Business Owner
Dr. Sorkin’s desire is to identify and help all patients struggling from learning related visual problems. He has maintained at private practice in St. Petersburg for over ten years. Dr. Sorkin graduated from Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry, and completed his residency in Pediatrics and Binocular Vision. Prior to private practice, he served as faculty at Nova Southeastern University, achieving the rank of Assistant Professor and Chief of the Pediatrics and Binocular Vision Service. His duties at the University included didactic courses in Anomalies of Binocular Vision and clinical work in the pediatrics department. Dr. Sorkin is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO) and the College of Optometry in Vision Development (FCOVD). He currently specializes in binocular vision disorders, visual therapy and patients with special needs. His lecture topics include amblyopia and learning related visual disorders.
