Vision Restoration Hope for Patients

Vision Restoration Therapy Gives Neurological Vision Loss Patients With Hope for Vision Recovery "Its called nova vision, its a new type of vision restoration therapy that can retrain the brain and improve the vision for some who have suffered a stroke or brain injury." Learn more

TK from Columbus, Ohio

"The stroke really impacted my vision. Reading became very difficult because I could not easily see where the line of text began on the left." "In March 2005, I had a major stroke on the right side of the brain, rendering the left side of my body weak and paralyzed. The stroke really impacted my vision. Reading became very difficult because I could not easily see where the line of text began on the left. I would misread price tags when shopping because I couldn’t see the numbers on the left. Learn more

Patient Access Improves For Vision Restoration Therapy

January 26, 2009 – Boca Raton, FL – NovaVision, Inc. launched a new medical device that will make it far easier for stroke and traumatic brain injury survivors with vision loss to access Vision Restoration Therapy (VRT), the only FDA-cleared therapy option that can restore neurological vision loss. In updating the medical device, NovaVision wanted to focus on two issues of concern for their patients – the cost and location of treatment. By incorporating a diagnostic component for the no Learn more

Stroke Victim Treated with VRT

Stroke Patient Treated With Vision Restoration Therapy Recovers Vision 53 year old stroke patient is the first patient to use Vision Restoration Therapy at Albert Einstein Medical Center. Patient is positive that he is recovering vision, and plans to continue the therapy until he no longer sees improvement. He can now play ball with his niece and nephew while doing the therapy. His hopes are to be able to drive again. Learn more

LA from Gilbert, AZ

"I was in a bad car accident six years ago. As a result of the head-on collision, I suffered many injuries, and my vision was severely impacted." "I was in a bad car accident six years ago. As a result of the head-on collision, I suffered many injuries, and my vision was severely impacted.I became completely blind in my left eye and could only see 50% out of my right eye. I lost all peripheral vision. I learned about vision restoration therapy (VRT) from my bishop who printed off several pages Learn more

RH from Florida

After Nine Months of Therapy, Patient is Reading Faster with Improved Comprehension “Any stroke victim with my visual problems should try VRT, especially if there is strong home support and no home distractions. I recommend coffee or tea about 15 minutes before each therapy session to stay alert. Without help concentrating, it is easy for the mind to wander off to the beach instead of focusing on the task at hand.” RH-Florida   Learn more

GA from Litz,PA

"My results were just shy of meeting state driving requirements, so he told me I was going to lose my license." "After my stroke I drove primarily to get to work and see my family for almost two years when the ophthalmologist called me back in for a vision test. My results were just shy of meeting state driving requirements, so he told me I was going to lose my license. My family doctor recommended that I see a neuro-ophthalmologist. The neuro-ophthalmologist came to the same conclusion about m Learn more

LR from La Grange, Tx

"When I first had the stroke, I couldn’t see anything from the diagonal left bottom to diagonal right" "On August 12, 2002, I woke up with the intention of taking a shower and getting ready for work, but I had a headache and noticed the newspaper looked funny when I picked it up off the front porch. I went to my doctor who ordered a cat scan and later informed me I was having a stroke. When I first had the stroke, I couldn’t see anything from the diagonal left bottom to diagonal right top Learn more