Referrals need context
Eye care teams need to know which treatment the exam supports and what findings to report.
Ophylax is being built to connect oncology teams, eye care providers, and patients around the eye monitoring required for certain cancer treatments.
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Watch a guided prototype demo of the referral, eye exam, oncology review, and follow-up workflow.
Explore the workflowSome oncology treatments require recurring eye exams and timely communication of findings. The handoff is harder when the oncologist and eye care provider work in different systems.
Eye care teams need to know which treatment the exam supports and what findings to report.
Everyone needs a clear view of upcoming appointments, treatment dates, and pending results.
A structured report and a place for follow-up questions help teams coordinate next steps.
Ophylax is designed around the actual handoff between the referring oncology team and an outside eye care provider.
The team shares the treatment, monitoring purpose, and timing. A patient can bring a referral code to an eye provider of their choice.
The eye provider uses a secure portal to complete a treatment-specific assessment and communicate with the oncology team.
Structured findings and follow-up messages stay tied to the monitoring episode so the team can review the next step.
A clearer referral path helps you know where the eye exam fits in your treatment plan and gives your care teams a way to share the result.
Oncology and eye care providers can track referrals, record treatment-specific findings, and discuss a patient’s monitoring in one place.
Work in oncology, eye care, pharmacy, or operations? I’d welcome a conversation about how your team handles eye monitoring today.