Optos

🌟 Tip of the Month: Accessing CustomerCentral is easier than ever. Just head over to www.optos.com and look for the "Customers" section. From there, simply enter your email and password to log in. If you’re looking for a quicker way in, try the "Login with Email" option for an instant activation link – it’s that simple! And if you need a little extra guidance, don't forget to download our helpful CustomerCentral Setup Instructions. 💻 https://optos.is/totm #Optos #CustomerCentral #TipOfTheMonth

We look forward to seeing you in Atlanta for SECO! Explore MonacoPro at Optos booth #721 - our most advanced ultra-widefield SLO and spectral domain OCT solution, helping eye care professionals detect 29.4% more macular pathology than imaging alone. Streamline your workflow with faster, more comprehensive patient evaluations and confident, single-session diagnoses. Not attending the show? Reach out to your local representative for more information today https://optos.is/MonacoPro #SECO #optometry #UWF #OCT #optomap

OPTOS TIP OF THE MONTH: Editing Patient Data in OptosAdvance Accurate patient records are key! Learn how to edit patient data, including names, birth dates, and ID numbers, in OptosAdvance with just a few simple steps. Keep your records consistent and up to date. 📖 Get the full instructions here: https://optos.is/totm #Optos #optomap #OptosAdvance #PatientData

Optos Ultra-widefield Image of the Month, January/February 2025 A 37-year-old male previously diagnosed with type 1 diabetes consulted for further ophthamological treatment and reported poorly controlled A1C and primary hypothyroidism. Optos UWF color RGB and UWF fluorescein angiography imaging supported the diagnosis of proliferative diabetic retinopathy in both eyes. Imaging revealed microaneurysms, dot-blot hemorrhages, cotton wool spots, hard exudates, venous abnormalities/venous beading, capillary occlusions and leakage, retinal ischemia and retinal neovascularization—findings consistent with proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Read the full case Retinal Physician: https://optos.is/4gtiUK3 Image findings and case courtesy of Ali Erginay, MD and Retinal Physician. #optos #optomap #ophthalmology #diabeticretinopathy

In this Healio Video Perspective from Hawaiian Eye, Adrienne W. Scott, MD, of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, discusses her research in sickle cell disease and sickle cell retinopathy. She considers ultra-widefield retinal imagining with Silverstone as a key tool in her research. Watch the video: https://lnkd.in/e4DiEZFm #retina #ophthalmology #UWF #Silverstone #sicklecell

The use of optomap imaging helps overcome the growing clinical burden of myopia by improving the detection and monitoring of myopic complications across the retina. The speed, ease of use and field of view of UWF imaging make it a promising screening tool for myopic retinopathy. See how optomap can help diagnose, treat and manage your patients. https://optos.is/ContactUs Image courtesy of RWC Retina Rocks #optos #optomap #retina #myopia

Recently completed, the RICHARD study aimed to evaluate intraretinal microvascular abnormalities (IRMA) in eyes with advanced nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR) using a multimodal approach, with a focus on the central retina. Findings concluded that identification of IRMA in eyes with advanced NPDR is better achieved by ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography (optomap fa) than color fundus photography and SS-OCTA. Additionally, optomap fa detected 215 IRMA in the periphery, unable to be detected by the other imaging modalities. Read the entire study summary and discover more clinically backed evidence supporting the use of optomap in diagnosing and treating ocular pathology. https://lnkd.in/exsEd5bP Image courtesy of RWC Retina Rocks

🌟 Celebrating Innovation in Eye Care 🌟 Last night, we joined Boots Opticians at their special event in London to celebrate a huge milestone: the introduction of optomap technology in over 100 stores across the UK! Boots Opticians is the first major UK high-street retailer to make this advanced eye care technology standard of care. It’s a big step in their mission to prioritize health and well-being with the most innovative tools available. As our CEO, Rob Kennedy, said: “At Optos, we believe every patient should have the option to undergo an ultra-widefield retinal scan to identify diseases early and ensure their eyes are healthy. Boots Opticians’ adoption of our technology is a significant step forward in making this possible for more people across the UK.” We’re proud to partner with Boots Opticians to make our cutting-edge technology accessible for more communities across the UK. Together, let's raise awareness of this fantastic technology to save sight and save lives. #Optos #BootsOpticians #HealthyEyes #EyeCareInnovation #optomapTechnology

At Optos, we have now made it easier than ever for your practice to get the resources it needs. The recently launched Optos Support Portal provides fast access to critical resources, comprehensive troubleshooting guides, device specific training, and more, all within an easy-to-navigate layout. Explore the new Support Portal and start improving your customer experience today https://lnkd.in/ee_2mPys #optos #optomap #supportportal #customersupport #eyecare

OPTOS TIP OF THE MONTH: Keep Patient Records Clean in OptosAdvance Duplicate patient IDs? No problem. Merge studies easily to ensure accurate, consistent records. A quick update keeps everything organized. Get the full how-to on our Support Portal and keep your workflow running smoothly. https://optos.is/totm