For vision therapy practices

Home exercises your patients can actually follow.

Prescribe from a library written by a neuro-optometrist. Patients get clear steps and a narrated video on their phone, and log how each exercise felt. You see it all before the next visit.

Made for Ontario practices. Patient records stored in Canada.

How it works

One program, two screens.

The clinic works on the web. The patient works on their phone. Both see the same program, so nothing is lost between the handout and the next appointment.

  1. 01

    Prescribe

    Choose exercises from the library and set the dose, per eye where it matters. The program starts on the day you pick.

  2. 02

    Practise

    Your patient sees today's exercises with step-by-step instructions and a narrated video, then logs each one and how hard it felt.

  3. 03

    Review

    Sessions done and difficulty, week by week, ready before the next visit. Change a dose and the history stays intact.

Built with a clinician

Every exercise is written by a practising neuro-optometrist, the way you would explain it to a patient in the room.

Asana Vision Therapy is developed with a practising neuro-optometrist in Ontario. Each exercise in the library comes with what it is for, what you need, and what to do, one step at a time.

  • Purpose
  • Equipment
  • Step by step
  • Tips
  • Video demonstration

Privacy

Built for Canadian health privacy.

A patient’s name and their therapy program are health information. We treat them that way from the first line of code.

  • Stored in Canada

    Patient records are kept in a Canadian data centre.

  • Encrypted

    In transit and at rest.

  • Your practice only

    Each practice sees its own patients and nobody else's, enforced by the database.

  • Every change logged

    Who changed a patient record, or opened it at the clinic, and when.

Pilot

Now inviting a small group of Ontario practices.

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