New Horizons Vision Therapy Center - Waunakee

Your Waunakee Eye Doctor

1021 Quinn Dr Ste 400, Waunakee, WI Located in the Waunakee Business Park

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About Us

Welcome to New Horizons Vision Therapy Center.

Learn more about our services and the communities we help. We are an innovative vision therapy practice dedicated to exceptional customer service and patient care since 2008.

New Horizons serves the eye care needs for all ages starting at 6 months old, with Dr. Frazer specializing in vision-related learning problems, sports vision, and neuro-optometric rehabilitation.

New Horizons Vision Therapy Center has two convenient locations available.

Our Wauankee, WI and Delafield, WI offices are both fully equipped for new patient evaluations and all vision therapy services. We are currently accepting new patients at both locations and you do not need a referral from a provider to schedule an evaluation with Dr. Frazer.

If you are unsure how vision therapy can help you, please feel free to contact us and we would be happy to answer your questions. Our patient care coordinator, Ashley, will walk you through the process and what you can expect before your first visit

  • Vision Therapy
  • Neuro Optometry
  • Amblyopia Treatment
  • Strabismus Treatment
  • Pediatric Eye Care
  • Sport Vision
  • Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion
  • Headache/Migraine

Location & Hours

Access

  • Onsite Parking
  • Free Parking
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Our Team

Dr. Valerie Frazer

Dr. Valerie L. Frazer, O.D., FCOVD

Before entering optometry school, Dr. Valerie Frazer received her BA in human physiology from Southern Illinois University with additional studies in the areas of psychology and literature. After graduating from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, Dr. Frazer moved... Show More

Before entering optometry school, Dr. Valerie Frazer received her BA in human physiology from Southern Illinois University with additional studies in the areas of psychology and literature. After graduating from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, Dr. Frazer moved to Wisconsin to complete a yearlong residency with a concentration in vision therapy and vision development. Two years later, she achieved her board certification from the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) in these same areas.

The COVD Fellow Certification process serves to identify doctors of optometry who are prepared to offer state-of-the-art clinical services in behavioral and developmental vision care, vision therapy and vision rehabilitation. Dr. Frazer joins an elite group of Wisconsin Fellows. There are only eight Fellows in the state of Wisconsin.

Dr. Frazer collaborates with optometrists, teachers, occupational therapists and other professionals who treat patients with learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorders and attention deficit disorder. During her residency, she developed a special interest in working with patients who have functional vision difficulties following a stroke or brain injury. She frequently is invited to speak to these various professionals about visual skills and the role vision therapy can play in the developmental and rehabilitation process.

Dr. Frazer served for two years as an adjunct faculty member for Illinois College of Optometry. She currently is the treasurer of the Great Lakes Optometric Congress and the Vision Leads Foundation. She also currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Wisconsin Optometric Association and is President-Elect for the North Central States Optometric Council. She is a member of the American Optometric Association, Wisconsin Optometric Association, College of Optometrists in Vision Development, Optometric Extension Program Foundation, and the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association.

Dr. Frazer enjoys travel and has provided vision exams to rural populations in Costa Rica and Ghana. She organized and led the Ghanaian mission with the help of her husband, Clay, a former Peace Corps volunteer. She is an active member of the Waunakee Lions Club and is a regular volunteer for the Special Olympics Opening Eyes Program. When not seeing patients, Dr. Frazer spends time with her husband and their sons, Hayden and Avery. Other past-times include reading, camping and other outdoor activities.

  • Family Friendly
  • Accepting New Patients
  • In Person Appointments
  • Virtual Appointments

Patient Reviews

Dr. Frazer was excellent supporting my client's needs. She was accommodating and adaptable. She provided a thorough assessment and actionable recommendations to inform care decisions that allowed me to better... Show More
Dr. Frazer was excellent supporting my client's needs. She was accommodating and adaptable. She provided a thorough assessment and actionable recommendations to inform care decisions that allowed me to better serve my client.
- Madison T. 5 months ago
Dealing with all-day headache pain for 3 years. Grateful for Dr Frazier’s knowledge, kind approach, & correcting my wrong approach to extreme light sensitivity.
- Pam M. 10 months ago
I had a severe TBI 18 months ago. It has been a really tough battle to fight through, but Dr. Frazer is truly the best. She is understanding and... Show More
I had a severe TBI 18 months ago. It has been a really tough battle to fight through, but Dr. Frazer is truly the best. She is understanding and compassionate, as I went through double vision and dealt with the severe TBI. It’s so hard to feel like “you” when you’re go through such a traumatic injury and double vision was just awful. Her and her team made a great plan to get me through it quickly and made me feel like “the old me” every single week. She just clearly understood my TBI and what I was going through. I recommend her and the New Horizons team to anyone struggling with vision. There’s no one else that does it better.
- Melanie T. 11 months ago