VOR Eye Rehab

VOR Eye Rehab is a mobile app for people recovering from concussion and experiencing symptoms such as dizziness, brain fog, headaches, eye strain, or balance problems. It provides guided vestibular and eye exercises, adapts difficulty based on symptom responses, and tracks symptoms before and after sessions. Users can follow a short daily routine independently or alongside care from a physical therapist or vestibular specialist. The app includes voice coaching, a metronome, exercise progression, reminders, and reports users can share with their providers. It also offers an optional symptom assessment to recommend exercises. The page says the app is free for patients, with no credit card, trial period, or payment required, and lists iOS and Android availability.

VOR Eye Rehab provides guided vestibular and eye exercises for people recovering after concussion. It helps users address symptoms including dizziness, brain fog, headache, eye strain, and nausea through a structured routine that adapts to their symptom response. The app tracks symptoms and progress, and includes safeguards that reduce difficulty when symptoms spike. Users can also export a factual report of their exercise history and symptom trends to share with a therapist or doctor. Users begin with a five-question symptom assessment that provides exercise recommendations tailored to their condition and recovery stage. They complete guided sessions, typically 10 to 15 minutes a day, with optional voice cues and a metronome for pacing head movements. Users rate symptoms before and after exercises. The app reviews recent sessions, symptom stability, and improvement to adjust difficulty, backing off when symptoms spike. Users can view trends and export a report for a provider. The app is for people recovering from concussion who want to do vestibular and eye exercises independently at home, as well as patients working with a physical therapist or vestibular specialist. The page also describes features for therapists and clinics, including assessments, treatment recommendations, and patient progress reports. It was built by a concussion survivor, and the page presents it as a recovery companion with symptom tracking and safeguards rather than a generic exercise library.