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GoCheck Kids+

GoCheck Kids+

by Gobiquity, Inc.

12 ratings
4 reviews
🏥 Medical
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 22, 2017
  • June 25, 2026

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This medical app assists healthcare professionals in screening for vision impairments and amblyopia risk factors in children. It supports photoscreening for ages 12-72 months and visual acuity tests for ages 4-21 years. The data gathered helps determine if further evaluation by an eye care professional is needed.

✓Amblyopia risk factor screening
✓Photoscreening for young children
✓Visual acuity testing
✓Supports ages 12 months to 21 years
✓Facilitates further eye evaluations
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What's New in GoCheck Kids+

6.0.1

June 25, 2026

Product enhancements and fixes

User reviews

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Happy Screening

This app has been great for screening kids. I love it!
DarcyRodeeDarcyRodee

Leading practice medicine!

GoCheck Kids made screening young and old children affordable, efficient (workflow), and safer (e.g. Covid-19). I love how it keeps improving, and that patients are used to having their photos taken with an iPhone. GoCheck delivers the highest ROI and the best patient experience!
JammingBabyStepsJammingBabySteps

Assumes I already have an account?

Won’t let me log in for the first time. Unusable!
NnnickolaiNnnickolai

Overpriced

This is a good concept but the app can work on your personal iPhone 7. However the company renting an iPhone to you is how they make their money. You will never own the iPhone and can potentially spend more money than just purchasing a photo screener from Welch Allyn or any other company. The payment plan sounds good until you add up the numbers.
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FAQ

What ages does GoCheck Kids+ support for vision screening?

GoCheck Kids+ supports photoscreening for children aged 12 months to 72 months and visual acuity tests for children aged 4 years to 21 years. This comprehensive age range allows for early detection and ongoing monitoring of vision development.

Is GoCheck Kids+ a diagnostic tool?

No, GoCheck Kids+ is not a diagnostic tool. It is a screening application designed to identify potential risk factors for amblyopia and vision impairment. The data collected helps healthcare professionals decide if a child requires further evaluation by a qualified eye care professional.

What vision issues can GoCheck Kids+ help detect?

GoCheck Kids+ helps detect risk factors for amblyopia, including myopia, hyperopia, and anisometropia. These conditions can affect a significant percentage of children, and early detection through screening is crucial for better outcomes.

What devices is GoCheck Kids+ available on?

GoCheck Kids+ is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This allows for flexible use across various Apple devices commonly found in healthcare settings.

How often is GoCheck Kids+ updated?

The latest version of GoCheck Kids+ is 6.0.0, last updated on March 12, 2026. Regular updates ensure the app remains functional and incorporates any necessary improvements or changes.

What is the user rating for GoCheck Kids+?

GoCheck Kids+ has a rating of 3.5 stars based on 12 ratings. This indicates a generally positive but mixed reception from users.

Does GoCheck Kids+ have ads?

No, GoCheck Kids+ does not contain advertisements. As a free medical application, it focuses on providing its screening functionality without interruption from ads.

Where can I find more information about using GoCheck Kids+?

More information on how to screen with GoCheck Kids+ can be found on their official website at https://www.gocheckkids.com/. This resource provides detailed guidance for healthcare professionals.