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Oculogyx introduces AI platform to boost clinical practice efficiency

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A new artificial intelligence (AI)-based platform of solutions designed exclusively for the ophthalmology and optometry fields has officially launched.

The name: Oculogyx.

Its purpose: To assist eyecare professionals (ECPs) in the clinical decision-making process.

When: This new technology made its debut last week at the 2025 Vision Expo East in Orlando, Florida.

First, a rundown on Oculogyx.

Founded in 2023 and headquartered in La Jolla, California, the medical practices company has utilized AI in developing a suite of tools designed specifically for ophthalmology and optometry clinical practices—and based on clinician feedback.

  • To note: Oculogyx’s founder, David Schanzlin, MD, is a board-certified ophthalmologist known as “one of the nation’s foremost LASIK and vision correction surgeons” with 40+ years of experience in corneal surgery and refractive procedures.

The Oculogyx mission: To use these AI-based technologies for advancing practice efficiency, compliance, and revenue; enhancing patients’ experience; and supporting ECPs’ academic careers.

Go on …

To meet this vision of enabling ECPs to an AI ecosystem tailored to their clinical and administrative needs, Oculogyx’s “expanded scope” includes:

  • The GenA Eye Office (platform)
    • AI-powered engine for streamlining clinical workflows, documentation, and patient triage
      • More on this in a moment
  • The Ophthalmic DataBank
    • Centralized clinical data repository supporting research, education, and real-time decision-making
  • The Autonomous Ophthalmic Office
    • Completely AI-powered practice module for automating diagnostics, patient flow, and administrative tasks

Next: Talk about this GenA platform.

These GenA-based “eyecare assistants” include:

  • Image Analysis
    • What it does: This program rapidly generates detailed reports of ophthalmic tests and imaging results to ensure completion and compliance for insurance submission
      • Such reports include:
        • Visual fields
        • Retinal optical coherence tomography (OCT)
        • Corneal topography
        • Retinal photography
        • Optic nerve OCT
        • Corneal photography
  • Scribe
    • What it does: Captures key details from patient consultations
    • Available in multiple note formats, it also suggests relevant ICD-10 and CPT codes based on each consultation recording length
    • Scribing capabilities include:
      • Dictation
      • Reports
      • Chart notes
      • Referral letters
  • AI Agent
    • What it does: Automates patient intake via online screenings completed prior to clinic visits
    • How it works: Patients can access a pre-visit link to participate in a conversation that the agent summarizes in a medical format for the ECP.
  • Ophthalmic Scholar
    • Functions as:
      • Research assistant
      • Ophthalmic study guide
      • Clinical trial design and data analysis aid
      • Tutor and resource for Board preparation

Anything we missed?

Yes! GenA Eye: a specialized knowledge repository that utilizes data analytics and machine learning.

What it is: An advanced retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) model based on an extensive library of open-source ophthalmic information.

What it does: Provides instant answers to any clinical queries, providing services such as:

  • Refractive surgery advisor
  • Intraocular lens (IOL) advisor
  • Wavefront optimized Tx
  • Research assistant
  • Ophthalmic image analysis

Now talk pricing.

According to the company, the entire Oculogyx platform can be accessed starting at $39 per month.

And who do I contact with additional questions about this?

Reach out to the company directly.

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