Hadley and Notal Vision Partner to Empower Patients With Vision Loss Through Education and Leading Technology

Hadley and Notal Vision announced a strategic partnership to bridge the gap between early detection, treatment monitoring, and adaptive living for patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The collaboration will connect users of Notal Vision’s ForeseeHome and SCANLY Home OCT monitoring programs with Hadley’s specialized programming, including Living with Macular Degeneration workshop series (hadleyhelps.org/workshops/living-with-macular-degeneration).

Notal Vision will connect patients experiencing vision loss to Hadley’s free online practical and social/emotional content and programming. A coproduced podcast will feature experts discussing early detection of eye diseases and the role of at-home monitoring. Specifically, the partnership will highlight the combined benefits of Notal Vision’s ForeseeHome and SCANLY Home OCT together with Hadley’s free support.

Coordinated email campaigns and social media efforts will highlight the synergy between home monitoring and social/emotional programming and amplify resources for patients, family members, and caregivers.

"Hadley is thrilled to partner with Notal Vision to reach more individuals facing vision loss," said Johnjoe Farragher, president & CEO of Hadley. "Our Living with Macular Degeneration workshop, one of many social/emotional programs, provides Notal Vision patients with actionable tools to mitigate functional decline, complementing the critical role of ForeseeHome and SCANLY Home OCT in disease monitoring."

"AMD management requires both technological and behavioral interventions," noted Dr. Kester Nahen, CEO of Notal Vision. "By referring our patients to Hadley’s programs in our patient outreach, we empower individuals to proactively address vision changes—reducing anxiety and improving adherence to clinical follow-ups."