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Stroke Patient improves his vision after performing Vision Restoration Therapy for three months. After performing the therapy the patient can now enjoy gardening and reading again.

Restoring Vision Lost Due to Stroke or Acquired Brain Injury

If you have lost a portion of your vision after a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI), NovaVision Vision Restoration Therapy (VRT) may help. Vision Restoration Therapy is a daily vision therapy performed in the comfort of your home. It involves customized therapy modules and is performed on an FDA-cleared medical device that targets areas of residual vision to restore visual function.

Vision Restoration Therapy can help you improve your sight no matter how long ago your injury occurred. By activating the brain’s proven self-repair capability – known as neuroplasticity – Vision Restoration Therapy enhances remaining vision and produces tangible improvements in visual function. Clinical studies have shown that over 70 percent of patients who complete NovaVision VRT experience visual improvements that significantly enhance their quality of life.

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The VRT Process

Vision Restoration Therapy is completed in three simple steps:

  1. Make an appointment at a VRT Center in your area for a comprehensive vision evaluation by a VRT clinician.
  2. Complete your customized therapy modules at home using a NovaVision™ medical device.
  3. See results after six to seven months of home therapy sessions.

Better vision can begin today. Locate a VRT Center in your area or call NovaVision toll-free at 1.866.414.0009.

Vision Restoration Therapy can not only help restore lost vision but also help individuals regain their mobility, confidence, independence, and quality of life. Patients who undergo Vision Restoration Therapy report dramatic improvements in many areas of their lives.

Learn More about Life After VRT

"I am enthusiastic about my results from VRT. I know VRT is responsible for the improvements I’ve had in my vision."

VRT helps stroke patient with vision loss in many ways: “After VRT, my reading is much better and scanning a computer screen is much easier.”