Import

Modern ophthalmic practices employ a myriad of diagnostic testing equipment - each with their own separate method of distributing the captured information. From simple paper print outs, to networked review stations; all devices operate as their own proprietary systems forcing practitioners take time consuming steps to review everything separately. OIS Symphony fundamentally improves practices by taking the data captured by these devices and integrating them into a single cohesive solution - enabling physicians to pull up all of a patient's data on a single screen, from anywhere, instantly.

Review Applications

OIS recognizes that no two practices or physicians are alike, and therefore we have developed a host of review applications to fit the diverse needs of ophthalmologists. The innovative design of these applications enables a single practice to employ all of the different review applications - and all users to access a single database and image library simultaneously regardless of the application that they are using.

Advanced Review Tools

OIS Symphony delivers industry-leading review functionality, combining multiple images and reports together into a single view to enable physicians to diagnose more quickly and accurately. By looking beyond what device data is captured on, to what this data represents and how it can be used to analyze structural or functional changes of the eye, OIS Symphony enables physicians to focus on the diagnosis and treatment of eye disease by automating the arduous task of data management.

Integrate

As more and more systems begin to populate ophthalmic practices, a need has developed to act as a central link between the EMR, Image Management, and 3D viewing applications in most clinics. With Symphony Link, OIS Symphony enables physicians to move between these applications with a single click - automatically loading the patient data being reviewed in the other application. A physician is now able to review a patient history within the EMR then with a single click review all of the images and diagnostic reports for that patient, followed by another single click to analyze 3D data within a device's native viewing software. This seamless transition from one application to another delivers unsurpassed gains in speed and efficiency, enabling physicians to spend the patient encounter interacting with the patient, and not fumbling through files and proprietary software applications.