Retinal screening for employer health
Add vision-threatening disease screening to your on-site and near-site clinics. Your clinic captures the image; our board-certified ophthalmologists read it and return a clear report in 24–48 hours. Early detection that protects employees — and your bottom line. Think radiology, but for eyes.
Your workforce is carrying silent eye disease right now
Diabetes and hypertension are widespread across nearly every employee population — and the eye is where both quietly leave the earliest marks. Vision loss is expensive long before anyone files a claim, in lost productivity and avoidable downstream care.
Working adults have diabetes
Diabetic eye disease can advance for years without symptoms. Annual retinal screening catches it before vision — and productivity — is lost.
Of hypertensive adults are uncontrolled
High blood pressure leaves its mark on the retina first. A single image surfaces vascular changes a routine wellness check would miss.
Vision loss raises total cost
Untreated eye disease feeds absenteeism, disability, and downstream medical and pharmacy claims. Early detection bends that curve.
The math is straightforward: a single retinal image at a routine on-site visit catches disease early, when it is cheapest to manage and easiest to keep from becoming a long-term claim.
A two-minute screening that never leaves the building
No specialist to staff, no off-site referral to chase. Your on-site or near-site clinic captures the image during a visit employees are already having — and EyeSee handles the expert read remotely.
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Capture
Patient photo
Your staff captures the retinal image during a routine visit using your existing fundus camera — RetinaVue, Optomed, Topcon, and most platforms supported.
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Upload
Securely send
One click sends the image to EyeSee through your camera portal or our secure, HIPAA-aligned upload — no new software or workflow disruption.
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Ophthalmologist Review
Expert interpretation
A board-certified ophthalmologist reviews the image, documents findings, and writes clinical impressions and recommendations.
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Report Returned
24–48 hours
You receive a clear, structured report — ready for the chart and the conversation with your patient — typically within 24–48 hours.
Quick
About two minutes to capture during a routine wellness or chronic-care visit.
Painless
Non-invasive imaging — no eye doctor visit and, in most cases, no dilation.
Secure
Images and reports move through a HIPAA-aligned, access-controlled workflow.
Early detection your benefits team can measure
A screening program that protects employees, reduces avoidable cost, and gives population-health leaders the data to prove it worked.
Early detection, at scale
Find vision-threatening disease in employees who feel fine — diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and hypertensive changes — before it becomes a claim.
Lower long-term claims
Catching disease early steers people into management instead of emergencies, reducing avoidable downstream medical and disability cost.
A benefit employees feel
A two-minute, painless screening at the on-site clinic signals a company that invests in its people — a real differentiator at open enrollment.
Easy to deploy
Device-agnostic. Your clinic captures with the fundus camera it already has; we read it remotely. No new specialist, no referral logistics.
Fast, structured reports
A board-certified ophthalmologist returns a clear, chart-ready report in 24–48 hours — ready for the clinic to discuss and route.
Measurable program
Track screening volume, find rates, and follow-through so benefits and population-health teams can prove the ROI of the program.
The conditions most relevant to a working population
The retina is the only place a clinician can see blood vessels and the optic nerve directly. For an employed population, that means catching the chronic-disease complications that drive the most long-term cost — often before any symptom appears.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Damage to retinal blood vessels from diabetes — a leading cause of preventable blindness.
Glaucoma
Optic-nerve damage that progresses silently; imaging supports earlier detection and surveillance.
Macular Degeneration
Age-related central-vision loss where early monitoring changes outcomes.
Hypertensive Retinopathy
Retinal vessel changes caused by high blood pressure.
Retinal Disease
Tears, detachments, and vascular conditions that threaten vision.
Suspicious Ocular Lesions
Concerning spots identified early, including melanoma.
Specialist-grade reads, built into your benefit
- 24–48 hr
- Report turnaround
- 1400+
- Images reviewed in 2026
- 12M+
- Americans 40+ with vision impairment
- 100%
- Board-certified reads
From upload to physician report
And growing every week
The gap early screening closes
Every image, a licensed ophthalmologist
It is the same idea as teleradiology — local imaging, expert remote reads — applied to the back of the eye, and dropped into the clinic your employees already use.
Employer program FAQ
Where does the retinal image get captured for an employer program?
How long does a screening take for an employee?
Does this replace a routine eye exam?
How do we measure the program’s impact?
Make early detection part of your benefit
Stand up retinal screening at your on-site or near-site clinic in days — no new specialist, no referrals out the door. Board-certified reads back in 24–48 hours.