Our Vision is Your Vision…
At It’s Best.
At the Vision Therapy Center of Georgetown, we are committed to improving the visual health and overall well-being of our community. As a family-owned clinic, we offer personalized, one-on-one care tailored to each individual's needs.
Our specialized services, including Vision Therapy and Syntonic Phototherapy, are designed to address a range of visual challenges, from binocular vision problems to neuro-visual processing deficiencies.
Our team, led by Dr. Grace Salone, OD, combines advanced technology with compassionate care to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. Located in the heart of Georgetown, TX, we are proud to be the only vision therapy clinic within a 100-mile radius that accepts some forms of insurance coverage for evaluations and sessions. Discover how we can help you or your loved ones achieve better vision and a higher quality of life.
Dr. Grace Salone received a Doctor of Optometry Degree at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University in Philadelphia, PA. She completed a post-doctorate clinical residency at the SUNY State College of Optometry with an emphasis in Pediatrics. She trained with glaucoma
specialists, retinal specialists, as well as cataract and laser vision correction surgeons during her residency training. Dr. Salone has also traveled to Guatemala to provide free eye care and spectacles to hundreds of patients with the VOSH program. In 2018, she completed her Fellowship of the American Academy of Optometry in Binocular Vision and Pediatrics and in 2020 she completed her Fellowship of the College of Optometrist in Vision Development, board certified in the treatment of vision therapy
rehabilitation. Dr. Salone prides herself on not only improving your vision with glasses and contact lenses, but providing the most advanced, comprehensive ocular health examinations. Dr. Salone and her husband, a US Army veteran, are happy to have chosen Georgetown, TX as their home.
Meet our Vision Therapy Specialists
Melissa, better known as "Ms. Mel”, born and raised in Dallas Texas, moved to her now home in Georgetown Texas after finishing preparatory. She completed her bachelor’s degree at Southwestern University in Medical Billing and Coding, coming out certificated in the management of both. During her studies at Southwestern, she specialized in Health Studies on the pre-Optometry track. She is currently pursing Optometry school to receive her doctorate in Optometry. Ms. Mel started with TSO in 2021 where she gained comprehensive experience in both the clinical and administrative sides of the clinic. She began her Vision Therapy internship at The Vision Therapy Center in 2022. At the end of her internship, she promptly started full time with the center, as she discovered a passion for vision therapy and eye care. She has been grateful to be able to use her acquired skills to help those who do not have access to the same resources as our community here in Texas. This has allowed her to volunteer as a Optometric Technician and Vision Therapy Expert on mission trips to different under-resourced areas in countries such as Mexico and Jamaica. Ms. Mel looks forward to meeting new patients and encouraging their best potential!
Paloma graduated from Boston University with a degree in Behavioral Health Sciences and a minor a Public Health. Through college, a spark to study pediatric therapies was ignited – at the time, specifically occupational therapy. With plans to get her master’s in occupational therapy, she moved from Boston, Massachusetts to Houston, Texas to gain more experience in the medical field. This led her to work at a large national Pediatric Therapy company on the administrative side, while volunteering in clinic with kids. After working there for two years, she moved to Austin, Texas with her boyfriend and started her career in Ophthalmology. For five years, she worked as an Ophthalmic Technician and Surgery Technician at one of the best Ophthalmic Surgical Centers in Austin, until she found her calling closer to home in Georgetown, Texas. Bridging the gap between occupational therapy and optometry/ophthalmology, she found her place working at the Vision Therapy Center of Georgetown. For over a year now, Paloma has been managing the Vision Therapy Center while also administering vision therapy sessions, helping adults and children alike, resolve their vision issues and improve their quality of life.