EyeCheck helps health science students and trainees document patient history during ophthalmology intake. It includes sections on chief complaint, history of present illness, family history, and social history.
Test vision and hearing at home using simple tasks. Evaluate color blindness, visual acuity, contrast vision, astigmatism, and visual field. Use your phone, glasses, or contacts to complete tests in under five minutes.
Test visual acuity and contrast sensitivity to detect early signs of macular issues. Follow on-screen instructions to complete the test. Receive results and track changes over time. Share results with healthcare providers for further evaluation.
AIO provides tools for eye exams. Users can adjust cobalt blue light brightness, test pupillary light reflex with a flash, measure pupil size using a chart, and assess visual acuity with randomized eye charts.
Blood pressure readings and other health metrics. Follow guided measurement instructions for accuracy. View trends over time and share data with healthcare providers. Set reminders for regular monitoring. Export data for medical records.
Access and view AutoBMD reports generated from osteoporosis screenings. Share reports with care providers. Communicate test results and receive follow-up instructions. Track bone density measurements and treatment recommendations.
Check vision with a swipe-based test that measures distance automatically using face detection. Test each eye individually with an adaptive algorithm. Results indicate visual acuity without requiring additional equipment.
Evaluate severity with nine questions based on the PHQ-9 questionnaire. Track symptoms over time. Provide guidance on seeking professional help. Share results with healthcare providers.