GURTNER IT SOLUTIONS is pleased to announce the introduction of its innovative saccadic training which is visual training for people suffering from visual impairment due to stroke. The website, Saccadic Training, was specifically developed to introduce patients suffering from hemianopsia to the English speaking audience.
Developed by Beat Gurtner, saccadic training helps individuals suffering from hemianopsia via visual training that improves eye moment due to the limited recovery of visual field loss due to a stroke. This training helps individuals to improve their quality of living via the development of improved eye responses that are measured via computer software. This software helps individuals track the progression of their eye movements through training and offers various exercises as well.
Those interested in saccadic training can try a free visual field test on the website or enroll in the free 14-day trail. Both of these options make saccadic training affordable for those that are interested in reaping the benefits of the technique. The combination of affordability as well as the accessibility and ease of use for those suffering from hemianopsia make saccadic training accessible.
GURTNER IT SOLUTIONS also offers the saccadic training for institutions and hospitals as a PRO version. This version of the software offers unlimited use on patients, a custom subdomain, and free adaptation of the software specific to the institution.
Additional information regarding the saccadic training software for both personal and institutional usage is available by visiting the website at Saccadic Training or by contacting Beat Gurtner at +41 79 652 61 07.
About GURTNER IT SOLUTIONS : Founded in 2016 by Beat Gurtner, GURTNER IT SOLUTIONS is a Swiss startup that creates easy-to-use software to help individuals with hemianopsia develop improved visual acuity through compensatory visual training. GURTNER IT SOLUTIONS is constantly using the latest in software technology as well as developments in occupational therapy to ensure that the saccadic training provided continues to benefit its users.
