Advanced Diagnosis and Care For Diabetic Patients

The Challenge

• Close to 40 million people in the U.S. are at risk of blindness, and diabetes is the leading cause, especially among working Americans.
• At least 50 percent of diabetics will develop diabetic retinopathy – abnormal retinal blood circulation.
• While many diabetics see their primary care physician or endocrinologist routinely, half of high-risk patients are not receiving the routine eye exams they need because of limited access to care, cost, inconvenience or non-compliance.

A New Approach

Early diagnosis and treatment of diabetic retinopathy can limit vision loss and often prevent blindness. Customized for primary care physicians and other healthcare facilities, Interactive Medicine, Inc.'s (IMI) Retinal Imaging program provides a turn-key system to offer an easily accessible, patient centric eye exam in your office that will also generate new revenue for your practice.

A pioneer in telemedicine, Interactive Medicine, Inc. (IMI) has been providing healthcare providers with tele-health solutions to increase quality of care, access to care and early intervention while also establishing innovative approaches to enhance practice revenues since 1995.

Our Retinal Imaging Program

Improve patient care and satisfaction.

• Increase access to annual eye exams for diabetic patients.
• Detect disease earlier.
• Prevent complications.
• Motivate at risk patients to meet their annual eye exam requirement.
• Achieve high reliability and clinical validity.
• Meet annual compliance standards established by HEDIS, NCQA and Medicare.

Generate new revenue.

• Exams are reimbursed by Medicare, Medicaid and most payors.
• Many patients require additional care and treatment.

Strengthen your practice.

• Increase access to care.
• Build your patient base.
• Achieve efficiency through technology.