Eye examination
General categories can include slit-lamp examination, tonometry and visual-assessment instruments.
The Ophthalmic Business Division is one of Medlife’s six named business areas. Its healthcare-industry background includes ophthalmology, with an emphasis on technology and professional knowledge sharing.
Eye-care equipment is selected around the clinical workflow—initial examination, diagnostic investigation, specialist assessment and ongoing review. Suitable technology depends on the intended users, examination requirements and practice environment.

Relevant categories and workflow examples to explore with the Medlife team.
General categories can include slit-lamp examination, tonometry and visual-assessment instruments.
OCT, fundus photography and other imaging workflows may be considered where the clinic requires detailed assessment.
Space, digital-image handling, user training and equipment compatibility are important procurement considerations.
Assess examination rooms, diagnostic pathways and specialist staff workflows.
Review patient volume, room allocation and possible integration with departmental systems.
Discuss appropriate examination technology for the scope of services provided.