Close the diabetic eye exam gap in your exam room
Capture a retinal image during the visit you already have. A board-certified ophthalmologist reads it and sends back a clear report in 24–48 hours — so you close the quality measure, keep the patient, and skip the referral out the door.
You manage their diabetes. The eye exam still slips through.
Primary care carries the chronic-disease burden — but the one screening you can’t do at the desk is the eye exam. So it gets referred out, and the gap stays open.
The eye-exam measure goes unclosed
A large share of diabetic patients never complete their annual dilated eye exam. The HEDIS Eye Exam for Patients With Diabetes (EED) measure — and the matching Medicare Stars gap — stays open at year end, no matter how well you manage their A1c.
Referrals leak out the door
You refer the patient to an outside eye doctor, but only a fraction ever book. You lose the touchpoint, the documentation, and the visibility into whether the screening ever happened.
Silent disease advances between visits
Diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive changes, and glaucoma progress without symptoms. By the time a patient notices vision loss, the window for the easiest intervention has often closed.
Screen during the appointment you already have
Your team captures the retinal image, we read it, and a chart-ready report comes back in 24–48 hours. The measure is closed, and the patient never leaves your care. It’s radiology, but for eyes.
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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.
Measure supported
A documented, board-certified read supports the diabetic eye-exam requirement — credit depends on payer reporting.
Patient retained
No referral out — you keep the relationship, the visit, and the follow-up.
Revenue captured
Your practice collects the technical fee for capturing and submitting the image.
Specialist-grade eye care, built into the visit
Be your patients’ eye specialist without adding an eye doctor — and turn an open care gap into closed measures, better outcomes, and new revenue.
Close the quality measure in-house
A documented, board-certified retinal read is designed to support the diabetic eye-exam requirement and feeds into your HEDIS and Medicare Stars reporting — captured during a visit you already had. Measure credit depends on your payer’s reporting rules.
New ancillary revenue
Your practice collects the technical fee for capturing and submitting the image. A few minutes of staff time turns an open care gap into a billable, in-house service line.
Better diabetic & hypertensive care
Catch retinopathy and hypertensive vessel changes early, when monitoring and tighter control still change the outcome — reinforcing the chronic-disease management you already lead.
No new specialist to hire
You add specialist-grade eye reads without recruiting an ophthalmologist, building a clinic, or buying anything beyond a fundus camera. We read the images you capture.
The patient stays yours
No referral out the door. You keep the relationship, the continuity, and the conversation — and become your patients’ eye specialist without adding an eye doctor.
Reports before the next visit
Structured, chart-ready findings come back in 24–48 hours — in time to act, document, and discuss results at the patient’s next touchpoint.
One image. The conditions hiding in your chronic-disease population.
The retina is the only place a clinician can see blood vessels and the optic nerve directly. For a diabetic and hypertensive panel, a single fundus image surfaces what a routine visit otherwise misses.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Damage to retinal blood vessels from diabetes — a leading cause of preventable blindness.
Hypertensive Retinopathy
Retinal vessel changes caused by high blood pressure.
Glaucoma
Optic-nerve damage that progresses silently; imaging supports earlier detection and surveillance.
What it looks like in your practice
- 24–48 hr
- Report turnaround
- <1 visit
- To close the eye-exam gap
- 100%
- Board-certified reads
- 0
- New specialists to hire
From upload to physician report
Captured during the appointment you already have
Every image, a licensed ophthalmologist
Use the camera and staff you already have
Trusted at the point of care
Their ocular interpretations make it easy for us to identify and manage patients at risk for diabetic retinopathy right from the primary care setting. Turnaround is quick, the reports are clear, and the clinical accuracy has been outstanding.
A game-changer for our value-based care model. EyeSee integrates seamlessly and ensures patients get timely retinal screenings without outside referrals — improving compliance rates and outcomes across multiple markets.
EyeSee combines technology, reliability, and clinical precision in a way that’s rare. They’ve helped us expand access to diagnostic eye screenings across our network while maintaining the highest standards of quality.
Primary care, specifically
Does an EyeSee read close the HEDIS / Stars diabetic eye-exam measure?
Do we need to hire an eye doctor or build a new clinic?
How does this fit into a busy primary care visit?
Who bills, and how does reimbursement work?
Close the eye-exam gap without referring out
Add board-certified retinal interpretation to your clinic in days. Capture during the visit you already have — and become your patients’ eye specialist without adding an eye doctor.