Eye Health Institute
Everything you need to know about AcuVision and what to expect.
About AcuVision
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AcuVision is a comprehensive vision recovery program developed by Dr. Andy Rosenfarb that combines modern neuroscience, microcurrent stimulation, acupuncture, nutrition, photobiomodulation, and lifestyle medicine to improve visual function and support long-term eye health.
Rather than focusing on a single treatment, we address the many factors that influence retinal, optic nerve, and brain function.
No.
There is currently no cure for most degenerative eye diseases.
Our goal is to help patients:
Every patient is different, and results vary.
We commonly work with patients who have:
Many of our patients come to us after being told there were no additional treatment options.
While we cannot guarantee improvement, many patients experience measurable gains in vision, visual function, or stability using our comprehensive treatment approach.
Treatment
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Traditional ophthalmology often focuses on diagnosing disease and slowing progression.
Our approach focuses on optimizing the health of the retina, optic nerve, blood supply, mitochondria, and visual pathways to help the visual system function as well as possible alongside conventional care.
No. We encourage patients to continue routine care with their ophthalmologist or retina specialist. Our treatments are designed to complement, not replace, conventional medical care.
In most cases, yes. Many patients continue their prescribed medications or injections while participating in our program. Treatment plans are individualized.
Never. Needles are placed around the eyes, face, scalp, hands, and body. Nothing enters the eyeball itself.
Most patients find treatment relaxing. Acupuncture needles are extremely thin, and many therapies such as red light and microcurrent are gentle and comfortable.
This depends on the program. Options include:
Some patients notice changes within days. Others improve gradually over several months. The nervous system heals at different speeds, and no timeline can be guaranteed.
The goal is long-term stabilization. Many patients continue home therapy after completing intensive treatment to help maintain gains.
The Science
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Vision is not just a function of the eye. It depends on the eye, optic nerve, brain, blood flow, mitochondria, metabolism, inflammation levels, and neuroplasticity — all working together.
When any of these systems are disrupted, visual function suffers — even when the eye appears intact. This is why our program includes therapies that address the full visual system, not just the eye itself.
This systems-based approach is what distinguishes AcuVision from conventional care, and it is why patients who were told nothing can be done are often able to achieve measurable improvement.
Yes. Many components of our treatment program, including alternating current stimulation (ACS), photobiomodulation, nutrition, exercise, and acupuncture, have published scientific literature supporting their effects on retinal and optic nerve function.
Our program combines multiple evidence-informed therapies into one personalized protocol.
Vision loss rarely has a single cause. Blood flow, inflammation, mitochondrial function, metabolism, nervous system health, nutrition, and neuroplasticity all influence vision.
Rather than targeting one pathway, we work to optimize many systems simultaneously. This systems-based approach is a core principle of AcuVision.
In some cases, the nervous system retains the ability to adapt and reorganize through neuroplasticity. While not every patient improves, research suggests that surviving retinal and brain cells may be capable of improved function under the right conditions.
Home Programs & Remote Care
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Yes. Many patients participate through our Remote Clinic using the ACS-3000, supplements, vision training, Eye QiGong, and regular telehealth support.
The ACS-3000 is our home microcurrent stimulation device designed to deliver gentle alternating current stimulation to support retinal and optic nerve function as part of a comprehensive treatment program.
Yes. When used as directed, the ACS-3000 has an excellent safety profile and is designed for home use under professional guidance.
New Patients
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Not everyone is. We begin with an AcuVision Assessment to review your diagnosis, medical history, current vision, and goals before recommending a treatment path.
Yes. Patients travel to us from around the world, and many others participate through our Remote Clinic.
Treatment costs vary depending on the recommended program. Following your assessment, we'll explain all options and help you determine which program best fits your needs.
Most insurance plans do not cover our comprehensive vision recovery programs. We can provide documentation that patients may submit to their insurance provider for possible reimbursement where applicable.
Results
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Every patient is different.
Some experience improved:
Because every condition and individual is unique, specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Recovery depends on many factors, including:
One of the biggest predictors of success is consistent participation in the treatment program.
