Expert ocular interpretation, delivered fast
You capture the image; our board-certified ophthalmologists read it. EyeSee is your practice’s remote reading service — radiology, but for eyes — covering retinal photography, OCT, and visual fields, with diagnostic support, secure image management, and billing integration along the way.
- Board-certified reads
- 24–48 hour reports
- Works with your camera
Four services, one outcome: specialist-grade eye care that stays in your practice
EyeSee doesn’t sell cameras or see your patients. We provide the expertise around the image — from interpretation to billing — so you can be your patients’ eye specialist without adding an eye doctor.
Retinal Imaging Interpretation
Expert reads of fundus photography for diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, glaucoma, hypertensive changes, and other retinal disease — with timely, structured reports.
Diagnostic Support
Direct lines to our ophthalmologists for the borderline cases — clinical guidance that helps you decide who to monitor, treat, or refer.
Secure Image Management
Upload, track, and retrieve every report through a streamlined, security-first portal built for clinical workflows.
Practice Integration & Billing Support
We help you stand up imaging, interpretation, and payer-specific reimbursement — including global billing arrangements — with hands-on implementation guidance.
From a single retinal photo to a complete picture of eye health
We’re device-agnostic and modality-aware. Whatever your camera or platform — RetinaVue, Optomed, Topcon, Canon, ZEISS — our physicians interpret the images and tests you already capture.
Fundus / retinal photography
Color and red-free fundus images are the backbone of every read. A single photograph of the back of the eye lets our ophthalmologists assess the optic nerve, macula, and retinal vasculature for diabetic, hypertensive, and degenerative disease.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT)
When cross-sectional detail matters, we interpret OCT scans to evaluate macular thickness, fluid, and nerve-fiber-layer changes — adding depth to surveillance for macular degeneration and glaucoma.
Visual field testing
Visual field results are reviewed alongside structural images to support glaucoma detection and monitoring, helping you understand not just how the eye looks, but how the patient actually sees.
Conditions we help detect
The retina is the only place a clinician can see blood vessels and the optic nerve directly. One image supports early detection of vision- and life-threatening disease — caught before symptoms ever appear.
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.
A report you can act on — and a physician you can call
Most reports come back within 24–48 hours of upload, ready for the chart and the conversation with your patient. For the borderline cases, you get more than a document: you get a direct line to the reading ophthalmologist.
Diagnostic impressions
Clear findings for each eye, documented by a licensed ophthalmologist — never an algorithm alone.
Clinical recommendations
Plain-language next steps: monitor, treat in-house, or refer — with the urgency spelled out.
Chart-ready documentation
Structured, shareable output you can drop into the record and review with your patient.
A physician on the line
For borderline cases, talk directly with the reading ophthalmologist before you decide.
The patient never leaves your care. You keep the relationship, close the gap, and decide who to monitor, treat in-house, or refer — with a board-certified opinion behind you. See the full workflow →
We help you stand up imaging — and get paid for it
Reimbursement is one of the first questions every practice asks. Coverage varies by payer and by physician, so we provide hands-on, payer-specific implementation guidance rather than promises.
Global billing arrangements
Some payers reimburse the professional interpretation under global billing policies. We help you understand where that applies and how to structure it correctly.
Payer-specific guidance
Coverage varies by carrier and by the reading physician’s network participation. We provide implementation guidance tailored to your payer mix.
You collect the technical fee
The participating practice collects the technical fee for capturing and submitting the image; EyeSee renders the professional interpretation.
Coverage and reimbursement are determined by each payer’s contract terms and the physician’s network participation. We don’t guarantee payment — we help you verify it. See the full billing details and disclaimer before you build your program.
Billing details & disclaimerTrusted 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.
See a sample report — then see it in your workflow
Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll walk through a real interpretation, how upload fits your camera, and what reimbursement looks like for your payer mix.