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How can we make timely referrals the norm, not the exception? Jessica Haynes, OD, shares how technology takes the guesswork out of monitoring and managing AMD suspects.
Read ArticleAMD & COVID: What Has the Pandemic’s Impact Been on Those with AMD?
Read how AMD went undetected due to delayed care because a patient feared catching COVID at the doctor’s office.
Read ArticleRescuing the Retina
Many specialists find themselves overburdened with the increasing demand for cutting-edge eye care. Innovations – such as the AdaptDx Pro dark adaptometer – are helping to expand optometry’s role in patient care, thus reducing some of the burden.
Read Article6 Ways IoT Tech is Changing the Medical Field
The Internet of Things (IoT) accelerates medical advancements, bringing much-appreciated improvements for patients and providers alike. Here are six ways in which IoT technology, such as the AdaptDx Pro guided by Theia, has recently benefited the medical field.
Read ArticleA New Approach to the Old Problem of AMD
Plenty can change in the months between comprehensive exams, especially for our aging patients. Dr. Tammy Tully sleeps better at night knowing that she’s detecting AMD as early as possible to prescribe proactive treatment to help preserve their vision.
Read ArticleNew Options, Front to Back
It’s an exciting time to be in eye care with so many new tools available and in the development pipeline. The AdaptDx Pro is a dark adaptometer that measures dark adaptation speed. This can be used to identify AMD with 90% sensitivity.
Read ArticleNew Language Options Enhance AMD Screenings
Your technician can operate the AdaptDx Pro in one language while selecting a different one for the patient to experience. Tailoring patient instructions to their native language can improve communication and trust.
Read ArticleTheia, AdaptDx Pro’s On-Board AI Technician, Now Speaks Multiple Languages
Once the test starts, Theia takes over to facilitate a consistent testing experience using automated instructions and adaptive feedback spoken directly to the patient in their native language.
Read Article“Dark Adaptation Has Always Been My Standard Of Care,” Says Pennsylvania OD
The curriculum has evolved since Dr. Drue Bahajak was a student. At the time, she says, dark adaptation was not as heavily emphasized as it is now. Today, she can’t imagine practicing any other way.
Read ArticleHow To Get Your Staff On Board With New Technology
It is not enough for doctors to believe in what new instrumentation can do for patients. To ensure your investments pay off, your staff must be willing to embrace them.
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