AEYE Health

1. Primary care physician acquires retinal images using AEYE-DS with a portable camera.

2. Images are uploaded to AEYE-DS for AI analysis.

3. AEYE-DS generates an on-the-spot diagnostic report.

4. Physician reviews the report and discusses results with the patient.

5. Positive cases are referred for treatment, while negative cases are cleared for 12 months.

1. A mobile screening unit equipped with AEYE-DS visits rural communities.

2. Retinal images are acquired using a portable camera.

3. Images are analyzed by AEYE-DS in real-time.

4. Results are provided to patients on-site.

5. Positive cases are referred to local ophthalmologists for follow-up.

1. Patient acquires retinal images at home using a smartphone-based retinal camera.

2. Images are uploaded to AEYE-DS for AI analysis.

3. AEYE-DS generates a diagnostic report.

4. A remote ophthalmologist reviews the report and provides consultation to the patient.

5. Treatment plan is developed and implemented remotely.

1. Healthcare providers use AEYE-DS to proactively screen diabetic patients.

2. AEYE-DS identifies patients who have not had recent eye exams.

3. Targeted interventions are implemented to encourage screening compliance.

4. AEYE-DS monitors screening rates and identifies areas for improvement.

5. HEDIS scores are improved through increased screening rates.

1. Primary care physicians use AEYE-DS to screen for diabetic retinopathy on-the-spot.

2. Positive cases are referred to specialists for confirmation and treatment.

3. Negative cases are monitored by the primary care physician.

4. Reduces the number of patients referred to specialists, alleviating clinic burden.

5. Patients receive faster diagnoses and treatment.

1. AEYE-X is used during routine eye exams to scan for multiple retinal diseases.

2. The AI identifies potential indicators for diseases such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, etc.

3. The system flags patients at risk for these diseases for further evaluation.

4. Follow-up exams and specialist referrals are scheduled as needed.

5. Early treatment leads to better patient outcomes and reduced healthcare costs.