Comprehensive primary eye care and vision rehabilitation anchor the service scope at Giles Optometry on La Mesa Boulevard in La Mesa Village, where Dr. Gregory Giles has practiced since earning his Doctor of Optometry from Southern California College of Optometry in 2000. Patients requiring specialist referrals for optic-nerve imaging or intraocular-pressure management beyond primary-care scope route through the multi-specialty complex at Grossmont Medical Plaza in the Grossmont medical corridor. Vision-therapy programs target binocular-coordination deficits, accommodative dysfunction, and oculomotor tracking delays in children whose classroom performance declines despite corrected visual acuity. The practice also maintains an office in Coronado, extending the same pediatric and adult vision-therapy protocols across two San Diego County locations. Non-ocular headache cases identified during comprehensive examination receive cervicogenic-origin referrals to providers like La Mesa Spine Center, where upper-cervical adjustment addresses C1-C2 subluxation patterns that mimic visual-strain symptoms. Advanced vision-therapy instrumentation includes computerized vergence-tracking systems and polarized-vectograph targets to quantify stereopsis recovery in patients rehabilitating from traumatic brain injury.