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

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

Vision Loss Not Always Permanent

Vision lost as a result of traumatic brain injury and stroke is not always permanent: Vision Restoration Therapy helps a stroke patient regain some of his vision after losing some of his visual field due to a stroke. Learn more

VRT Patient from Ireland

Vision Lost as a Result of Rraumatic Brain Injury and Stroke is not Always Permanent: A young patient travels to the Levine Cerebral Localization Center to perform Vision Restoration Therapy. The patient suffered a rare type of stroke which effected her vision. The patient details the difficulties of loosing her vision with spatial awareness and her desire to get her independence back. Physicians review the basis of the therapy and neuroplasticity and vision loss. Learn more

Professor with Vision Loss

ABC 6 Reports Former Professor Who Lost Vision Due To Stroke Tells His Story: The former professor describes his vision loss after his stroke while he was enjoying retirement. He speaks about how after the therapy he is able to read a book after his stroke. He is now also able to enjoy gardening after his stroke. Learn more

NovaVision Study Presented at the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting

April 28, 2009 – Seattle, WA – NovaVision, Inc. (www.novavision.com) presented data at the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) 61st Annual Meeting showing functional improvement in reading and trail-making for 39 study participants with a homonymous visual field defect who performed at least 6-months of VRT. The Trail Making Test-Part A (TMT-A), a standardized test of visual search and motor speed, and a reading test were performed to assess study participants’ reading speed and visuomot 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

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