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EyePACS surpasses 5 million diagnostic retinal images in comprehensive database

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EyePACS LLC announced that it surpassed 5 million retinal images in its global comprehensive retinal diagnostic and study database this past February. The EyePACS telemedicine platform is the largest assessment network of its kind for diabetic retinopathy.

Beginning in 2003, the EyePACS comprehensive retina diagnostic and study platform has been used by certified and credentialed eye clinicians to provide retinal assessment for nearly 1 million diabetic patients.

The platform has been deployed in more than 600 community health centers across the U.S. and additional sites internationally.

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