An ophthalmology configuration with per-eye series, device ingestion and station-aware clinic flow.

Eye clinics, ophthalmology practices and screening services.

Which problem does it solve?

Measurements are captured but not comparable, and the clinic loses track of patient position.

Measurements are structured on capture and the clinic view is built from station state.

The trend, not the last value, is what the decision screen shows first.

The ophthalmology path of the tour follows one patient through four stations.

Ophthalmologists and eye care services

On-Kare for ophthalmology

Every measurement is per eye, every trend matters, and the clinic runs on a chain of technicians and devices before the doctor is reached.

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Right and left eye are stored as text rather than as structured, comparable series.
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Patients move between four stations, and the record does not know where they are.
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Device exports are read as images, so change over time has to be eyeballed.

pressure, acuity and fields are stored as series and plotted against treatment.

the clinic view shows who is where and what is still missing before the doctor.

the change since the last visit is on screen when the decision is made.

Referenced, never restated: each capability is described on its own page.

Which surface carries each business domain in this context: Pro for the team, Me for the patient, One for the shared layer underneath.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

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Screening programmes for diabetic retinopathy have externally defined intervals and reporting duties.
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Device interoperability is uneven, so ingestion has to tolerate partial and vendor-specific exports.
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Driving and disability certification places legal weight on individual measurements.

No ophthalmology customer story is published; the tour shows the multi-station flow on real screens.

The surface this workflow runs on.

What is it?: An ophthalmology configuration with per-eye series, device ingestion and station-aware clinic flow.
Who is it for?: Eye clinics, ophthalmology practices and screening services.
Which problem does it solve?: Measurements are captured but not comparable, and the clinic loses track of patient position.
How does it work?: Measurements are structured on capture and the clinic view is built from station state.
How is it different?: The trend, not the last value, is what the decision screen shows first.
What is the proof?: The ophthalmology path of the tour follows one patient through four stations.

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Every measurement is per eye, every trend matters, and the clinic runs on a chain of technicians and devices before the doctor is reached.

Medical review: 2026-08-24 · Legal review: 2026-08-24