D-EYE is teaming-up with TreVia Digital Health to use their cloud-based data management platform and technology to power the D-EYE ImageVault.
TreVia’s HIPAA-compliant platform was originally created to treat and manage diabetes using telemedicine and other care management software technology. D-EYE ImageVault will use it for storing, analyzing, and sharing images and videos captured by the D-EYE portable retinal imaging system. As a result, still images and corresponding data will be available for instant access by ophthalmologists, optometrists, general practitioners and other medical specialists, facilitating wide-spread eye screening from anywhere.
D-EYE ImageVault will prove particularly beneficial in rural locales, developing countries and other underserved areas.D-EYE is the first truly portable ophthalmoscope capable of recording and transmitting images of the eye; it can capture high-definition video and still images of the interior of the eye for health screening and evaluation. And because it’s lightweight and easy-to-use, D-EYE is ideal for screening and possible detection of a variety of eye disorders including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and many other eye conditions and abnormalities.
“Our global vision care customers require a secure cloud platform that meets medical standards for image storage and handling, as well as patient privacy, and the TreVia solution delivers,” said D-EYE CEO Richard Sill.
The telemedicine services that the partnership enables will prove particularly beneficial in rural locales, developing countries and other underserved areas, bringing critical eye screening services and access to retinal specialists to people in need in the most remote locations across the globe.
The D-EYE ImageVault cloud service platform will be available to D-EYE users later this year.