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YOUR EYE EXAM

JUST GOT SMARTER

Health Screening from your Eye Exam

checking for Eye Diseases and hidden Heart Risks

During your exam, you're likely already having a retinal image taken (a photo of the back of your eye).

 

DR.NOON uses clinically-validated AI to instantly analyze these images, for signs of eye diseases and cardiovascular risk

 

Cardiovascular disease goes unnoticed too often and is usually caught when the complications begin.

 

Unlock your health potential, by discovering what your eyes reveal about your overall health.

 

No needles. No discomfort. No added procedures

FROM EYE SCAN TO ACTION

DISCOVER THE
DR.NOON EXPERIENCE

WHAT CAN IT DETECT?

EYE INSIGHTS

Diabetic Retinopathy

Damage to the retina caused by high blood sugar

Glaucoma

Increased pressure in the eye that can damage the optic nerve

Macular Degeneration

Gradual loss of central vision, often age-related

Cataracts

Clouding of the eye's lens, causing blurry vision

96% DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY

COMPARABLE TO REAL LIFE OPTHALMOLOGISTS

HEART INSIGHTS

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Often has no symptoms but strains the heart over time

Atherosclerosis

Narrowing or hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup

Arterial Stiffness & Coronary Risk

Reduced flexibility in arteries, linked to heart attack risk

Early signs of cardiovascular stress

Subtle changes in blood vessels that signal increased heart risk

CVD DIAGNOSTIC OUTPERFORMS

TRADITIONAL HOSPITAL METHODS IN 5 YEAR PREDICTION

HOW DR.NOON WORKS

SCAN TO INSIGHT IN SECONDS

YOUR PERSONALIZED RISK SCORE

Low Risk

Your risk of a cardiovascular event is low (<1%) over 5 years.
 

Maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle and review with your doctor if your relative percentile is above 50%.

Medium Risk

Your risk of a cardiovascular event is moderate (1–5%) over 5 years.


Stay proactive—maintain heart-healthy habits and review with your doctor, especially if your percentile is above 50%.

High Risk

You may be at increased risk of heart disease or stroke.


Act promptly—share your result with a GP, even if you feel well.

Frequently asked questions

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