
Has your child been diagnosed with lazy eye, also known as amblyopia? Are you looking for an alternative to traditional eye patching?
At Socialite Vision in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Dr. Adam Ramsey and our team offer CureSight, an FDA-cleared, eye-tracking-based treatment designed to help improve vision in eligible children with amblyopia.
CureSight combines advanced binocular vision technology with at-home video viewing, giving families a convenient approach to treating childhood lazy eye under professional supervision.
We welcome families from Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, North Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, West Palm Beach, and surrounding Palm Beach County communities.
Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, is a childhood vision development condition in which one eye does not develop normal visual acuity.
It occurs when the brain receives unequal visual information from the eyes and begins relying more heavily on the stronger eye.
Common causes include:
Unequal prescriptions: One eye has significantly more nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism than the other.
Eye misalignment (strabismus): The eyes do not consistently point in the same direction.
Visual obstruction: Conditions such as childhood cataracts can interfere with normal visual development.
Amblyopia often develops during early childhood and may go unnoticed because children don't always recognize that one eye sees differently.
Without appropriate treatment, amblyopia can result in lasting reduced vision.
CureSight by NovaSight is an FDA-cleared digital treatment system designed to improve vision in eligible children with amblyopia.
Unlike traditional eye patching, which covers the stronger eye, CureSight uses advanced eye-tracking technology to encourage both eyes to work together during treatment.
Children can complete prescribed therapy sessions at home while watching video content, making treatment easier to incorporate into everyday routines.
CureSight is FDA-cleared for eligible children ages 4 to under 9 years with amblyopia associated with unequal prescriptions and/or mild eye misalignment.

CureSight uses binocular treatment technology, meaning both eyes participate during therapy.
Here's how the process works:
Personalized Treatment: Your child's eye care provider determines whether CureSight is appropriate and establishes a treatment plan.
At-Home Video Viewing: Your child wears special glasses and watches video content using the CureSight system.
Advanced Eye Tracking: The technology adjusts the visual information presented to each eye, encouraging the brain to use the weaker eye.
Progress Monitoring: Treatment activity and progress can be monitored, allowing the care team to evaluate your child's response.
The goal is to improve visual acuity in the amblyopic eye while supporting binocular visual function.
CureSight offers several potential advantages for eligible patients and their families.
Noninvasive treatment: Therapy does not require surgery or injections.
At-home convenience: Children can complete prescribed sessions from home.
Engaging experience: Treatment is incorporated into watching video content.
Binocular approach: Both eyes participate in the treatment process.
Clinically studied: Research has demonstrated improvements in visual acuity in children treated with CureSight.
Clinical studies have found that CureSight can produce improvements in visual acuity comparable to traditional patching in appropriately selected children.
Results vary by patient, and regular follow-up is important for monitoring progress.
Traditional amblyopia treatment often involves covering the stronger eye with a patch to encourage use of the weaker eye.
CureSight takes a different approach by using eye-tracking technology to modify the images presented to each eye during video viewing.
Both approaches aim to improve vision in the amblyopic eye, but the most appropriate treatment depends on your child's age, diagnosis, visual development, and individual needs.
At Socialite Vision, our team can help families understand their options and determine whether CureSight may be an appropriate part of their child's treatment plan.
Before beginning treatment, your child will need an evaluation to determine whether CureSight is appropriate.
During the visit, our team may:
Review your child's vision and medical history
Evaluate visual acuity in each eye
Assess eye alignment and binocular vision
Review previous amblyopia treatments
Determine whether your child meets CureSight treatment criteria
Discuss treatment expectations, monitoring, and follow-up care
If CureSight is recommended, our team will explain the next steps and provide guidance on completing treatment at home.
Yes. Certain children may be candidates for alternative amblyopia treatments, including CureSight. The best approach depends on the child's diagnosis, age, and treatment history.
CureSight is FDA-cleared for eligible children ages 4 to under 9 years. An eye care provider can determine whether a child meets the treatment criteria.
Treatment schedules are determined by the prescribing eye care provider. Clinical studies have used 90-minute sessions, five days per week, over a 16-week treatment period. Your child's recommended schedule may differ.
Yes. CureSight is designed for home use under professional supervision. The system uses specialized glasses, eye-tracking technology, and video content to deliver treatment.
No. CureSight is intended to be used alongside appropriate prescription vision correction. Children who need glasses generally continue wearing them as directed during treatment.
Insurance coverage varies by provider, plan, and medical necessity requirements. Our team can help you understand the next steps for determining coverage and treatment costs.
Socialite Vision is located on PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, conveniently serving families from Jupiter, North Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, West Palm Beach, and surrounding communities.
Our team offers evaluations for childhood amblyopia and can help determine whether CureSight may be an appropriate treatment option.
Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can make an important difference in a child's visual development.
At Socialite Vision, Dr. Adam Ramsey and our team are committed to helping families understand their children's vision needs and explore personalized treatment options.
If your child has been diagnosed with amblyopia or you're concerned about their visual development, we're here to help.
Socialite Vision
4871 PGA Boulevard
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
Call or Text: (561) 336-0733
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