Retinal Service
Advanced, user-friendly tools and support for quality retinal screening
Talk to an expertThe retinal camera
Advanced, easy-to-use technology
Our lightweight and portable camera is built with advanced lighting and stabilization technology, making it easy for clinicians to use. It also requires no dilation of the eye in most cases, which improves the experience for patients as well.
User self-alignment
Lightweight and portable
Automatic image capture
Typically, no eye dilation necessary
Illumination optimization for high image quality
Wireless, encrypted upload for teleretinal grading
The integrated platform
Connected, HIPAA-enabled software
Our software seamlessly integrates retinal health screenings into existing workflows, helping providers easily connect the service to patients that need it the most
EHR order to camera sync
HIPAA-enabled image transfer
Automatic patient image association
Results sent directly to patient EHR
Supports quality monitoring, e.g., HEDIS
Plus, we offer multiple Verily Numetric Retinal Service configurations to meet our customers’ various technical needs.
Enabling screening access
Closing gaps in care
Doing the right thing for eye health is also the easy thing
We're committed to overcoming low healthcare utilization and health inequities by innovating solutions for those who need them most, and by making it easier for providers to uphold higher standards of care for more patients.
Through Retinal Service, we’re expanding easy access to a third-party, commercially available retinal grader that enables high-quality retinal health screenings in convenient locations, like primary care settings.
By closing these care gaps, we can help improve outcomes, enabling specialty eye health services for patients without seeing an eye specialist in person.
Screening with simplicity
Four steps to easier eye screening
Providing holistic value
A stronger continuum of care
Advocating
early
detection
Nearly all diabetes-related vision loss is preventable with early detection and treatment strategies.¹
Only 60% of people have their annual, recommended retinal screening.²
Individuals who manage diabetes through their primary care provider (PCP)3
Individuals who approve of retinal screening at their PCP, yet 14% have had such screenings4
To conduct actual screening for most patients via Verily Numetric Retinal Service5
1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Keep an Eye on Your Vision Health. Updated October 1, 2020. Accessed September 21, 2021. https://www.cdc.gov/visionhealth/resources/features/keep-eye-on-vision-health.html
2. https://health.gov/healthypeople/objectives-and-data/browse-objectives/diabetes/increase-proportion-adults-diabetes-who-have-yearly-eye-exam-d-04
3. Endocrine Society Endocrine Clinical Workforce: Supply and Demand Projections. Available from Endocrine Society. Accessed 11 August 2022.
4. Verily survey of n=694 people with type 1 (5+ years since diagnosis), type 2, or type 1.5 LADA diabetes. 2022. Verily Life Sciences LLC.
5. Estimated screening time per data on file per internal, Verily Retinal Service testing and external real-world data from our client sites
EHR = electronic health record; HEDIS = Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set; HIPAA = Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act