NovaVision Neuroeyecoach

11/19/2021

Every forty seconds someone has a stroke in the United States and there are approximately 8 million stroke survivors in the United States alone. Up to 30% of these experience a resultant vision disorder, up to 20% permanently.

NovaVision's Therapies help people who were told their vision loss was untreatable. It is not too late and there is no limit to the success of the treatment in terms of age, time since injury, or gender.

If you or someone you know can benefit from our vision therapies and would like to get started or want more information you can contact us directly at 561-558-2000
or send us your information at https://novavision.com/contact/

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No matter, if you are a patient, a physician, a journalist or simply someone who is interested in learning more – we would love to hear from you!

11/18/2021

NeuroEyeCoach is an effective compensatory approach for those with homonymous visual field loss. The training leads to faster visual search times, reduction in the number of errors made, and improvements in reported activities of daily living.

If you or someone you know can benefit from our vision therapies and would like to get started or want more information you can contact us directly at 561-558-2000 or find out more about NeuroEyeCoach and our other therapies at www.novavision.com

Toll Free: 888.205.0800
Email: clientservices@novavision.com

11/17/2021

People who have a stroke or other neurological damage often experience a visual impairment (as much as 60%) and half of those have a visual field loss.

Along with the loss of vision comes an inability for patients to systematically scan their environment. They effectively no longer can take in a picture quickly and efficiently.

NeuroEyeCoach is appropriate for use under supervision in clinical settings as well as being accessible for home use.

Toll Free: +1 888.205.0800
Email: clientservices@novavision.com

11/17/2021

Have You Suffered From A Stroke Or Other Neurological Brain Damage That Might Have Resulted In A Vision Disorder?

NeuroEyeCoach is the first evidence based gold standard registered medical device accessible to patients at home or in clinical settings. NEC therapy leads to meaningful improvement in visual search performance resulting in improvements in navigation skills and object finding, as well as increasing the efficiency of a patient’s eye movement, and retraining the patients’ ability to make the most of their remaining vision.

Performed in comfort at home on patient’s own computer; the program is intuitive and user-friendly.

The program has been designed not to be overly demanding and can be quickly completed in 2-4 weeks.

Designed to have a real positive impact on activities of daily living.

https://novavision.com/neuroeyecoach/

Toll Free: +1 888.205.0800
Email: clientservices@novavision.com

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07/02/2020

With our NeuroEyeCoach program, Joe from New York was quickly able to respond to movements and see the corners of objects that were previously hidden from his field of vision. We’re glad we could help him reenter the world!

06/30/2020

We are happy to announce our partnership with HelferApp HeadApp - Digital Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy! For more info, check out our press release: https://bit.ly/2CSdXx3

06/26/2020

Marty had lost 60% of his sight. He was able to get his driver’s license back through a combination of his improved scanning resulting from our NeuroEyeCoach training and the vision restoration gained from undertaking VRT

06/04/2018

06/03/2018

Time to stop stroke https://hubs.ly/H0chh1p0

As doctors and nurses work to improve their response to stroke, they encourage patients to be aware of symptoms and get checked quickly.

06/02/2018

HealthWatch: Stroke Support Group :Unmasking Brain Injury Project https://hubs.ly/H0chhCD0

The Stroke Support Group is taking part in an international campaign called 'Unmasking Brain Injury Project' that promotes brain injury awareness,

06/01/2018

Poststroke delivery of MANF promotes functional recovery in rats https://hubs.ly/H0chhf50

Stroke is the most common cause of adult disability in developed countries, largely because spontaneous recovery is often incomplete, and no pharmacological means to hasten the recovery exist. It was recently shown that mesencephalic astrocyte–derived neurotrophic factor (MANF) induces alternative...

05/31/2018

Alzheimer's Risk Allele Linked to PTSD, Depression After TBI https://hubs.ly/H0chhS80

While a link has previously been shown between the APOE epsilon 4 genetic variant and neuropathology, new research suggests it also elevates risk for psychiatric symptoms after TBI.

05/30/2018

UCI study shows in-home therapy effective for stroke rehabilitation https://hubs.ly/H0chhRT0

A multisite US clinical trial compared home-based telerehabilitation program with traditional in-clinic rehabilitation therapy

05/29/2018

What Are Pituitary Brain Injuries, How Are They Diagnosed, and What Treatment is Available? https://hubs.ly/H0chhxl0

In this article, Valerie Lord recounts her family's personal experience with pituitary brain injuries, and sheds some light on how to recognize the symptoms associated with pituitary brain injuries, how to get a proper diagnosis, and what treatment is available.

05/20/2018

Overcoming the odds after traumatic brain injury https://hubs.ly/H0c2CW20

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) -- People often tell you to put yourself in someone else's shoes, but it might be hard to imagine what 26-year old Nathan Holm deals with everyday.

05/19/2018

For stroke victims, brain magnetic stimulation leads to improved walking speed https://hubs.ly/H0c2DbV0

A technique of magnetic stimulation of the brain can increase walking speed in patients who are undergoing rehabilitation after a stroke, reports a research update in the American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, the official journal of the Association of Academic Physiatrists. The jou...