Eric Dye, May 02, 2013
Richard S. Tirendi the CEO and Co-Founder of VisionQuest 20/20 where their slogan is "Because Every Child Deserves to See" joins Enterprise Radio. He discusses the mission of VisionQuest 20/20 and the benefit of EyeSpy.
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Diana Alvear, April 25, 2013
Up to one in four children in America have an undiagnosed vision disorder. An eye surgeon says he’s found a better way, a revolutionary new exam.
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April 24, 2013
Interview with VisionQuest 20/20 Co-Founder and CEO, Richard Tirendi.
Chris Chinnock, March 10, 2013
3D in Medicine - A company called VisionQuest 20/20 (Mesa, AZ) has developed a new vision screening test that can replace the Snellen eye chart with a video game. It can screen for stereoscopic vision as well as amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus (eye misalignment), cataracts, and focusing problems (nearsightedness, extreme...
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March 7, 2013
Vision and hearing screening programs are standard requirements administered in school-based preschool and K-12 schools as an undiagnosed issue with either can affect quality of learning. These programs are intended for early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of children with hearing and vision problems. A vision testing program must meet per state requirements and be provided under the direction of qualified personnel such as school nurses, licensed ophthalmologists, and optometrists. Read more
FoxNews.com, March 05, 2013
Technology is changing the way we view the world, and the American education system is no exception.
With as many as one in four children living with undiagnosed vision disorders that may be affecting their performance in school, it’s more important than ever for kids to get screened early.
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Robin Raskin, February 14th, 2013
When I went to school vision and hearing testing were just another part of the indignities suffered. For the school, it was one more item added to the over-worked school nurse’s plate. And for all of us, the ubiquity of the standard eye-chart is almost indelibly inscribed in our memories. Today, 13 states don’t even have mandatory vision screening in schools. Others rely on untrained parent volunteers. And for the most part, they rely on some sort of standard wall chart.
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