VISIT FLOW
Imaging is part of the exam
OCT, fundus, VF, topography — read in context, not chased.
For ophthalmology practices
Imaging-heavy. Lane-based. Timing-sensitive. Chart follows how the visit actually moves — intake, workup, dilation, imaging, exam, sign-off.
Why ophthalmology first
VISIT FLOW
OCT, fundus, VF, topography — read in context, not chased.
HANDOFFS
Check-in → workup → dilation → imaging → exam → sign-off.
TIMING
Dilation windows and imaging dependencies shape every slot.
DOCUMENTATION
Exam levels, modifiers, procedural codes — tied to the lane.
PROVIDER FATIGUE
Evening notes, weekend catch-up, reviewer queues — real burnout.
PATIENT EXPERIENCE
Workflow capture keeps the provider's attention on the eye, not the screen.
Subspecialties served
COMPREHENSIVE
Routine exams, red-eye, new-patient, diabetic monitoring.
RETINA
OCT and fundus on most visits. Injection cadence drives rhythm.
GLAUCOMA
VF and OCT progression need a longitudinal view.
CATARACT & SURGICAL
Biometry, IOL calc, day-of, day-1 / week-1 / month-1.
CORNEA
Keratometry and mapping read alongside the exam.
OCULOPLASTICS
Photos captured and held inside the encounter.
Next step
A workflow assessment maps your lane flow and shows where ChartNav fits.