CareScreen by FabrixMed
Bring retinal screening into your practice.
Help patients take the next step in diabetic eye care during a primary care visit. CareScreen supports retinal image capture, routing for clinical review, and access to reading reports so your team can coordinate follow-up.
Capture images. Receive readings. Plan follow-up.
Start with the care moment
A clearer door to the next expert.
When a patient is already in your practice, CareScreen helps your team open the next door without sending the patient away for every screening need. Your staff capture the required images, licensed clinicians through the responsible clinical PC provide the reading, and your practice manages the follow-up.
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CareScreen overview
Get the high-level story: who CareScreen is for, what the workflow supports, and how responsibilities are divided.
Watch the overviewHow CareScreen works
Walk through the operational path from identifying patients to capturing images, receiving a reading, and coordinating follow-up.
See how it worksA practical way to support diabetic eye screening
A separate screening appointment can be difficult for patients to complete. CareScreen helps your team capture retinal images in the clinic and submit them for review, bringing the screening process into a familiar care setting.
Clinical readings are provided by licensed clinicians through the responsible clinical professional corporation (PC). Your practice manages patient care and follow-up.
For teams caring for patients with diabetes
Explore how retinal screening could fit your staffing, equipment, and patient-care workflow.
How the screening workflow works
From an in-clinic image to a clinical reading report, each step has a clear purpose.
1. Identify patients for screening
Your clinical team determines when retinal screening is appropriate for a patient.
2. Capture retinal images
Clinic staff capture images with compatible equipment and submit them through CareScreen for review.
3. Receive a clinical reading
Licensed clinicians through the responsible clinical PC review submitted images and provide a reading report. The PC retains responsibility for clinical interpretation.
4. Coordinate patient follow-up
Your clinical team reviews the report and determines appropriate next steps, including referral when needed.
Technology support and clinical care, with clear responsibilities
CareScreen by FabrixMed provides technology and nonclinical administrative support for your retinal-screening workflow. Clinical readings are provided by licensed clinicians through the responsible clinical professional corporation (PC), which retains responsibility for clinical interpretation.
Your practice manages patient care and follow-up. Retinal screening does not replace a comprehensive eye examination or urgent evaluation when needed.
Plan a workflow that fits your practice
- Review compatible imaging equipment and staff preparation.
- Discuss how images are submitted and reading reports are accessed.
- Clarify the clinical service arrangements and each team’s responsibilities.
- Plan how your practice will document results and manage follow-up.
See how CareScreen could fit your practice
Talk with our team about your patient population, equipment, and retinal-screening workflow.
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