Bringing clearer insights closer to every community. Help healthcare workers screen fundus images, understand AI findings, and prioritize specialist review across rural India.
Understand the findings
Visual retinal insights
Connect rural care
Camp-to-clinic workflows
Clinician-led decisions
Specialist review
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A streamlined 6-step screening workflow engineered for high-volume rural health camps and clinical ophthalmic practices.
Quick demographic & diabetes history intake in rural camps or clinics.
Capture fundus photography via portable or tabletop retinal camera.
Instant deep-learning segmentation of lesions, exudates, and vessels.
Standardized ICDR grading from No DR up to Proliferative DR.
High-risk and critical cases flagged immediately for urgent doctor review.
Longitudinal EHR timeline monitoring progression and treatment outcomes.
Engineered specifically to solve the clinical screening bottlenecks faced in remote rural healthcare missions.
Complete fundus image intake and automated AI quality check in under 60 seconds per patient.
Instantly segregates mild routine cases from sight-threatening proliferative DR requiring immediate laser/anti-VEGF referral.
Detects microaneurysms and subclinical macular changes before irreversible vision impairment develops.
Secure patient record storage allowing year-over-year comparison of retinal vascular progression.
Optimized for low-bandwidth environments, field laptops, and portable non-mydriatic fundus cameras.
Enables optometrists and health workers to bridge the specialist doctor gap across underserved districts.
The Dr.Retina AI screening tool is designed to support healthcare workers in rural screening camps with automated triage and prioritization. This AI system does not replace professional clinical diagnosis. All diagnostic evaluations and treatment decisions must be reviewed and verified by a licensed ophthalmologist or certified medical professional.