Early detection for diabetic eye disease, right at home
Skip the drive and the waiting room. This at-home diabetic eye screening helps catch vision-threatening changes before symptoms appear and is recommended annually for people with diabetes. A licensed clinician comes to your home, the visit takes just 20–30 minutes, and your results are reviewed by trained clinical professionals.
Catching vision changes before they matter
Diabetic retinopathy often develops without symptoms. Early detection gives you time to work with your doctor on treatment before vision is affected. This screening helps you stay independent and keep doing the things you care about.
- Spot problems before they affect your sight
- Stay independent and keep living your life
- Take action early with your doctor, if needed
What happens during your visit
We keep things straightforward. You'll know what to expect before it happens, and our clinician will answer any questions along the way.
Our licensed clinician arrives and shows ID
Your technician shows their ID and explains what the screening involves. No surprises, just clarity.
Eye imaging begins
Non-invasive equipment captures detailed mages of your retina. You sit comfortably while the technician handles the work.
Questions answered
Before leaving, your clinician makes sure you understand what happens next and answers anything on your mind.
Results reviewed
Our clinical team reviews the images and sends findings to your doctor within two business days. You're kept in the loop.
See how the screening works
Getting ready is simple
Wear comfortable clothes
Loose-fitting clothing makes the screening easier and more comfortable for you.
No special fasting needed
Eat and drink normally. There's nothing you need to do beforehand.
Have your ID ready
A simple insurance card or ID helps us verify coverage and get started.
Your results guide the care that comes next
Within two business days, our clinical team reviews your images and sends the findings directly to your doctor. If action is needed, your provider will reach out with a plan you can understand and follow together.
What people say
Real experiences from those who've been screened.
Questions
Answers to what matters most about your screening visit.
Our in-home screening service brings professional diabetic retinopathy screening directly to you. A trained medical technician visits your home and uses a mobile retinal imaging device to take detailed photographs of the back of your eyes. This process is designed to be convenient, comfortable, and accessible, especially for patients who may have difficulty traveling to a clinic.
Anyone living with diabetes, whether type 1 or type 2, should receive routine diabetic eye screenings. Even patients who feel their vision is normal should still be screened, as retinal changes can occur silently. Most medical guidelines recommend screening at least once per year, but your provider may suggest more frequent monitoring depending on your health history.
Screening is important because diabetic retinopathy often develops without any noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Many patients do not realize there is damage occurring until vision changes begin, and by then the condition may be more advanced. Regular retinal screenings help detect early signs of disease, allowing patients to receive treatment sooner and reduce the risk of serious complications.
Diabetic retinopathy is an eye condition that can occur in people with diabetes when high blood sugar damages the small blood vessels in the retina, which is the part of the eye responsible for vision. Over time, these blood vessels can leak, swell, or become blocked, leading to vision problems. If left untreated, diabetic retinopathy can cause permanent vision loss, which is why early detection is so important.
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