Retinal AI reads the fundus photos taken in clinic and flags what deserves a closer look, with draft wording for the chart. It runs on hardware in the practice, and it is a second opinion for the clinician — never a diagnosis.
Retinal photos get taken on every patient and reviewed at the end of a long day. The obvious cases are obvious. The quiet ones — early changes, a subtle asymmetry — are the ones that benefit from a second set of eyes that never gets tired.
Retinal AI is that second set of eyes. It doesn't decide anything. It raises its hand, says what it noticed, and leaves the call to the person who signs the chart.
Clinical decision support, not a medical device. The optometrist reads and signs every case.
Retinal AI is part of the Nexus platform rather than a standalone product. See it in context on the Nexus page, or ask for a demo.