MIAMI, Fla. — Virtual Vision Health announced that it has surpassed 2.5 million exams. Additionally, the company has served over one million patients, and supports a global customer base of more than 1,800 eyeare providers.
These milestones reflect growing adoption of Virtual Vision Health’s technology platform across ophthalmology, optometry, academic institutions and healthcare organizations seeking more accessible, efficient and patient-centered approaches to vision care.
New Research
The announcement follows new research presented at the 2026 Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) Annual Meeting. Researchers from the UCLA Doheny Eye Institute and UCLA Stein Eye Institute reported very strong agreement and highly consistent results between Virtual Vision Health’s Virtual Reality Visual Field (VRVF) perimeter and the Humphrey Field Analyzer (HFA) Visual Field test, the current standard of care in glaucoma assessment.1 The study demonstrated very strong correlations across key visual field metrics, while patients reported a more favorable testing experience than with traditional visual field exams.
“We 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,” said Matteo Ziff, Chief Executive Officer of Virtual Vision Health.
Virtual Reality Solutions
Over the past several years, Virtual Vision Health has expanded its portfolio of virtual reality solutions to include visual field testing, visual acuity assessment, contrast sensitivity testing, ocular motility testing and more. These solutions help practices improve workflow efficiency, enhance patient engagement and deliver a modern vision care experience.
As demand for digital health technologies continues to grow, Virtual Vision Health remains focused on advancing innovation, expanding clinical validation and supporting eyecare providers worldwide with solutions that improve outcomes for patients and practices alike.
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References
- Chinasigari, P. Global and Regional Agreement Between a Head-Mounted Virtual Reality Perimeter and Humphrey 24-2 Perimetry. Poster presented at: The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology Annual Meeting; May 7, 2026; Denver, CO, United States.
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