Virtual Vision Health Reaches 2.5 Million Exams and 1 Million Patients; UCLA Study Validates VR Eye Testing
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Virtual Vision Health, a VR-based ophthalmic diagnostics company, announces it has surpassed 2.5 million exams and 1 million patients served globally since its inception less than four years ago. The company now supports over 1,800 eye care providers. This milestone follows new UCLA research presented at ARVO 2026 showing strong agreement between the company's VR-based visual field testing and the traditional Humphrey Field Analyzer standard of care, with patients reporting a more favorable testing experience. The company's VR portfolio includes visual field testing, visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, and ocular motility testing.
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bskyVirtual Vision Health Reaches 2.5 Million Exams and 1 Million Patients; UCLA Study Validates VR Eye Testingmorningstar.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledWe believe virtual reality will play an increasingly important role in educating, diagnosing, and engaging patients throughout their healthcare journey.
These milestones are not simply a reflection of our growth, they are evidence that providers around the world are embracing a new model for delivering vision care.
Virtual Vision Health aims to provide eye care professionals with a better way to diagnose and manage ocular conditions.
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