EyeTel Imaging

EyeTel Imaging is a medical technology company specializing in the early detection of diabetic retinopathy through advanced retinal imaging systems. The company's flagship product, the DigiScope, is a semi-automated, non-mydriatic retinal camera designed for use in primary care settings to screen diabetic patients for vision-threatening disease. By utilizing proprietary image processing and a remote reading center model, EyeTel enables primary care physicians to provide specialist-level screenings, improving patient compliance and outcomes. The company was founded by ophthalmologists from the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins University and was later acquired by Welch Allyn to bolster their diagnostic imaging portfolio.