Vero for Ophthalmology

AI documentation for ophthalmology, from first look to follow-up.

Vero helps ophthalmologists capture complex eye care visits, connect diagnostic testing and clinical context, prepare clear patient plans, and keep follow-up moving.

Static ophthalmology consultation overview

Ophthalmology consult workspace

A. Malik · Cataract evaluation

Context connected

Visit snapshot

Progressive blurred vision under review

Acuity
20/60 OD
IOP
16 / 15
OCT
Scan linked
Macular OCT contextScan attached

Structured note

Ophthalmic visit organized

  1. Referral question

    Progressive blurred vision

    01
  2. Diagnostic context

    Acuity, IOP, OCT, and imaging aligned

    02
  3. Follow-up

    Results review and next steps organized

    03

Built for the full ophthalmic care path

Cataract careOCT and field reviewGlaucoma follow-upImaging follow-upUrgent eye consultsVirtual follow-up

Capture the clinical story behind every finding

Document symptoms, laterality, visual function, examination findings, diagnostic testing, assessment, and follow-up in one structured ophthalmology note.

  • Ophthalmic history capture
  • Custom ophthalmology templates
  • Structured specialty note
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Bring evidence into the ophthalmic context

Ask a focused ophthalmic question and see a cited answer alongside the symptoms, testing, and visit context already captured.

  • Ophthalmic question in context
  • Sources you can inspect
  • Evidence summary kept with the visit
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Notes that used to take me 15 minutes take about 3 now. I actually leave on time most days.
Dr. Sarah Chen

Dr. Sarah Chen

Family Medicine

500,000+

Patient visits

40%

Charting time cut

HIPAA

Compliant

PIPEDA

Compliant

SOC 2

Type II

Turn eye findings into clear plans and letters

Prepare consult letters, visit plans, patient instructions, and reusable documents without rebuilding the encounter context.

  • Ophthalmology consult letters
  • Visit instructions and forms
  • Reusable ophthalmology templates
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Keep testing and follow-up connected across the care path

Keep upcoming imaging, visual fields, visit planning, patient documents, and outstanding eye care follow-up visible in one practical view.

  • Testing and imaging follow-up
  • Patient plans and correspondence
  • Tasks kept in one view

Vision changes rarely fit in one data point.

Vero keeps symptoms, testing, imaging context, documented findings, and follow-up together so the note reflects the whole ophthalmic picture.

  • Ophthalmic history organized around the clinical question
  • Testing and prior context kept close to the encounter
  • Assessment, plan, and follow-up carried into one workflow

Ophthalmic overview

A. Malik · Follow-up consultation

Context connected
  • Symptoms

    Progressive blurred vision

    Night glare and functional impact

  • Visual function

    20/60 right eye

    Acuity and IOP kept in context

  • Ocular imaging

    Macular OCT reviewed

    Scan findings summarized

Macular OCT

Prior study attached

Study attached
NasalTemporalMacular OCTfoveal profile

The details that make an ophthalmology note usable.

A specialty note needs more than a renamed transcript. Vero keeps the eye, the measurement, the examination finding, the testing context, and the next step in a structure that is quick to review.

01
Eye and laterality

Keep OD, OS, and OU explicit

Reported concerns, findings, and next steps stay attached to the correct eye.

02
Visual function

Connect measurements to daily impact

Visual acuity, glare, contrast concerns, and functional limitations remain part of one story.

03
Ocular examination

Preserve the focused examination

Pupils, motility, IOP, slit-lamp findings, and dilated fundus findings stay structured.

04
Testing context

Keep each study connected to the visit

OCT, visual fields, fundus imaging, and prior comparisons remain easy to review.

05
Visit documents

Make the next step easy to find

Instructions, letters, forms, referrals, and follow-up items stay organized with the visit.

06
Follow-up

Carry forward what happens next

Return timing, planned testing, open documents, and visit tasks stay connected.

A right-eye cataract evaluation, a bilateral glaucoma follow-up, and a macular OCT review can each keep their own documentation structure.

An ophthalmology note should follow the clinical reasoning.

A generic transcript is not enough. Vero organizes the draft around the referral question, ophthalmic history, objective testing, assessment, and the next step so the finished note is easier to navigate and use.

Ophthalmology consultation

Ophthalmic note organized

A. Malik attached
  1. 01

    Referral question

    Why the patient is here

    Progressive blurred vision · cataract evaluation

  2. 02

    Ophthalmic history

    Symptoms with laterality and function

    Right eye · night glare · driving limitation · progression

  3. 03

    Objective context

    Testing tied to the encounter

    Visual acuity · IOP · slit-lamp findings · macular OCT

  4. 04

    Assessment and plan

    Decisions with a visible next step

    Findings summary · instructions · repeat testing

Go deeper into the workflow

Practical references and product details connected to ophthalmic documentation.

  • Common ophthalmic ICD-10 codes

    Browse frequently used ophthalmic code references by category.

    Browse ophthalmology codes
  • History and physical notes

    See how Vero supports structured histories, examinations, and plans.

    Explore H&P notes
  • Evidence with inspectable sources

    Ask focused clinical questions while keeping the visit context attached.

    Explore Vero Evidence

Keep the ophthalmic story moving between visits.

Ophthalmology often spans consultations, investigations, interval changes, and repeat assessment. Vero keeps the work around that path connected.

  1. 01

    Before the consult

    Bring the ophthalmic history forward

    Keep the referral question, prior eye history, imaging, and testing visible before the conversation begins.

  2. 02

    During the visit

    Capture the full clinical picture

    Document symptoms, laterality, acuity, pressure, slit-lamp and fundus findings, testing context, and next steps without breaking the conversation.

  3. 03

    After the visit

    Keep the plan moving

    Prepare instructions, correspondence, repeat testing, referrals, and follow-up tasks from the same encounter context.

One workspace for varied ophthalmic care

  • New consultations

    Referral question, ophthalmic history, and initial plan

  • Cataract evaluation

    Visual function, lens findings, goals, and next-step planning

  • Glaucoma follow-up

    Pressure, fields, nerve imaging, and next steps

  • OCT review

    Interpretation and decisions connected to the visit

  • Retina care

    Reported changes, imaging history, and follow-up

  • Urgent eye consults

    Focused assessments with clear precautions and follow-up

Looking for a broader workflow across general ambulatory care?

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One workspace

The ophthalmic care path, in one workspace.

From the referral question to repeat testing, keep the clinical and administrative work connected.

Consult preparation

Referral and ophthalmic context

Ophthalmology documentation

Structured specialty notes

Testing context

OCT, imaging, and tonometry

Evidence-backed answers

Cited guidance in context

Consult letters

Clear correspondence from the visit

Patient instructions

Clear visit guidance

Follow-up tasks

Testing and follow-up kept visible

Custom templates

Your ophthalmology structure

One workflow across the ophthalmology clinic

Move from new consultations to cataract evaluations, glaucoma and retina follow-up, imaging review, and focused eye visits without changing tools.

  1. New vision consultationComplete
  2. Glaucoma follow-upComplete
  3. OCT and visual field reviewComplete
  4. Cataract evaluationComplete
  5. Retina follow-upComplete

Ophthalmology questions

Frequently asked questions

Practical details about ophthalmic visits, testing context, ophthalmology templates, privacy, and getting started.

Can Vero handle complex ophthalmology visits?

Yes. Vero captures the conversation and organizes the draft around the ocular history, examination findings, testing context, and follow-up plan, so the visit stays coherent even when several topics are discussed.

Will Vero match my ophthalmology note style?

Yes. Start with an ophthalmology template, import a format you already use, or build your own. Vero learns from your edits over time, helping drafts reflect your preferred sections, level of detail, and terminology.

Can diagnostic testing stay connected to the visit?

You can keep relevant context from visual acuity, intraocular pressure, OCT, visual fields, fundus imaging, and prior notes close to the encounter. Vero keeps the information you provide organized alongside the visit.

How does Vero handle laterality and ophthalmic examination findings?

Vero can organize the details you document by right eye, left eye, or both eyes and keep visual acuity, intraocular pressure, slit-lamp findings, fundus findings, and testing context in the appropriate note sections for review.

Which ophthalmology visits can I use Vero for?

Vero can support new consultations, cataract evaluations, glaucoma and retina follow-ups, imaging reviews, focused eye visits, and virtual follow-up.

How does Vero protect patient information?

Vero is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified. Audio is not stored, customer data is not sold or used to train public AI models, and configurable retention controls help clinics follow their own policies.

How quickly can an ophthalmology practice get started?

Individual ophthalmologists can create an account and start with the free plan in minutes. Practices can contact Vero for shared templates, patient records, team roles, and onboarding support.

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