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How it works

From patient photo to physician report — in four steps.

It’s radiology, but for eyes. Your team captures the retinal image during a routine visit; a board-certified ophthalmologist reads it remotely and sends back a clear report in 24–48 hours. The patient never leaves your care.

  • Works with your camera
  • Secure, HIPAA-aligned upload
  • 100% board-certified reads
The workflow at a glance

A reading service that drops into your day — not on top of it

EyeSee doesn’t sell cameras and doesn’t see your patients. You already do the visit; we add the specialist read. Four simple steps, no new room, no new eye doctor on staff.

  1. 1

    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.

  2. 2

    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.

  3. 3

    Ophthalmologist Review

    Expert interpretation

    A board-certified ophthalmologist reviews the image, documents findings, and writes clinical impressions and recommendations.

  4. 4

    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.

Same idea as teleradiology — local imaging, expert remote reads — applied to the back of the eye.

Step by step

What actually happens at each step

The same four steps, in detail — from the image your staff captures to the chart-ready report your physician acts on.

1

Capture

In your exam room · ~5 minutes

Your staff captures the retinal image during a routine visit using your existing fundus camera — RetinaVue, Optomed, Topcon, and most platforms supported.

  • Your clinical staff photographs the retina during a visit the patient is already there for.
  • Device-agnostic — we read from the fundus camera you already own, no new hardware to buy.
  • Non-invasive and painless; most captures are done in a few minutes by an existing team member.
2

Upload

One click · no new software

One click sends the image to EyeSee through your camera portal or our secure, HIPAA-aligned upload — no new software or workflow disruption.

  • Send the image through your camera company’s portal or our secure EyeSee upload.
  • A HIPAA-aligned, access-controlled workflow — images and PHI stay protected end to end.
  • No workflow disruption: the image leaves your office the same way your other diagnostics do.
3

Ophthalmologist Review

A licensed physician · never an algorithm alone

A board-certified ophthalmologist reviews the image, documents findings, and writes clinical impressions and recommendations.

  • A board-certified ophthalmologist reviews the image — 100% of reads, every time.
  • They document diagnostic impressions and write clear clinical recommendations.
  • Borderline case? Diagnostic-support lines let you talk through who to monitor, treat, or refer.
4

Report Returned

Back in 24–48 hours · chart-ready

You receive a clear, structured report — ready for the chart and the conversation with your patient — typically within 24–48 hours.

  • A structured report lands before your patient’s next visit — typically within 24–48 hours.
  • Formatted for the chart and the conversation, so you can act on findings immediately.
  • The patient never leaves your care — no referral out the door, no relationship lost.
24–48 hr
Report turnaround

From upload to physician report

1400+
Images reviewed in 2026

And growing every week

12M+
Americans 40+ with vision impairment

The gap early screening closes

100%
Board-certified reads

Every image, a licensed ophthalmologist

What you get back

What’s in your report

Every read returns a structured, physician-signed report you can act on immediately — and discuss with the patient before they leave.

Diagnostic impressions

A board-certified ophthalmologist’s read of the image — what is present, what is normal, and what warrants attention.

Clinical recommendations

Clear next steps: monitor, repeat imaging, treat in-house, or refer — written to support the decision you make with your patient.

Visual documentation

The interpreted retinal image alongside the findings, so the read is transparent and easy to discuss at the point of care.

Chart-ready format

A structured layout that drops straight into the patient record and supports your quality measures and coding.

Retinal Interpretation Report
Board-certified ophthalmology read
31 hrs
Diagnostic impression
No diabetic retinopathy. Mild hypertensive vascular changes noted bilaterally.
Recommendation
Continue blood-pressure management. Repeat retinal imaging in 12 months. No referral indicated at this time.
Signed & chart-ready HIPAA-aligned

Illustrative example. Findings and recommendations are specific to each patient and authored by a licensed ophthalmologist.

Integration & onboarding

Live in days, not quarters

No rip-and-replace, no implementation marathon. We connect to the camera you already use and start reading.

Retinal imaging equipment used to photograph the back of the eye.
Photo: Anna Shvets
  1. Day 1

    Connect

    We map your existing camera to our reading workflow and stand up secure upload — onboarding is typically complete within 24–48 hours.

  2. Ongoing

    Capture as usual

    Your team images patients during routine visits exactly as they do today. No new room, no new specialist, no change to your day.

  3. In 24–48 hrs

    Reports flow back

    Structured, physician-signed reports return through the same channel — chart-ready and timed to your follow-up.

Already compatible with the fundus cameras you own —

  • RetinaVue
  • Optomed
  • Topcon
  • Canon
  • ZEISS
  • & more
Workflow questions, answered

The questions practices ask before they start

Which cameras and imaging systems do you work with?
We’re device-agnostic. We read images from most fundus cameras and platforms — including RetinaVue, Optomed, Topcon, Canon, and ZEISS — via your camera company’s portal or our secure upload. Setup is typically complete within 24–48 hours.
How fast do we get the report back?
Most reports are returned within 24–48 hours of upload — before your patient’s next visit. Each report includes diagnostic impressions, clinical recommendations, and visual documentation ready for the chart.
Is the upload secure and HIPAA-aligned?
Yes. Images and reports move through a security-first, HIPAA-aligned workflow with access controls built for clinical environments — whether you send through your camera portal or our secure EyeSee upload.
How does the report fit into our EHR and chart?
Reports come back in a clean, structured, chart-ready format that drops into the patient record. They’re built to support your documentation, quality measures, and the conversation you have with the patient — who stays entirely in your care.
Partner with EyeSee

See the workflow with your own images

Book a short demo and we’ll walk through capture, secure upload, and a sample physician report — using the camera you already have.