Ophthalmology

An AI medical scribe built for ophthalmology

AMD injections, visual fields, and cataract aftercare — OCT, IOP, and anti-VEGF prior-auths drafted from the lane, not after the last injection.

The problem

What slows ophthalmology down

Which eye, last OCT, last injection date, and drug/lot have to be right. A recycled ‘AMD stable’ note is how the wrong eye gets documented.

Reliability, pattern, and comparison to prior belong in a VF report, not a one-line ‘fields full’ in the clinic SOAP.

Payers want CST, fluid, and injection response. Assembling that after a 40-injection morning delays treatment.

How Augustun fits

AMD, glaucoma, and retina visits capture VA, IOP, and imaging comments from the lane conversation.

Perimetry interpretation reports and cataract after-visit instructions are drafted separately from the clinic note.

Retina and glaucoma codes plus injection and VF CPTs are proposed from documented laterality and testing.

AMD/anti-VEGF follow-up, VF reports, post-cataract instructions, and anti-VEGF prior-auth letters.

Outcomes

Avg

60sec

Typical review time per injection-clinic follow-up note

Retina

OCT

Imaging and laterality captured for anti-VEGF visits

Coverage

400+

EHRs via browser extension (ModMed, Epic, NextGen)

FAQ

Yes. Eye, drug, interval, and OCT comments discussed in the visit are structured into the AMD follow-up note.

Yes. Reliability and pattern findings are drafted into a perimetry interpretation report.

Yes. Finished notes push into ModMed, Epic, NextGen, and 400+ other systems via the browser extension.

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