Best Ophthalmology Apps

My Call Bag: Ophthalmology App

My Call Bag: Eye care

Free

$29.99 | 100% OFF

Check your vision accurately and easily with our innovative Eye Chart app. Quickly assess your visual acuity and monitor changes in your vision over time. Download now for a clearer picture of your eye health.

Eye GIFs - Patient Education

Ophthalmology & Optometry Tool

Free

This application provides a comprehensive library of ophthalmic educational content, including animated GIFs, storyboards, and brochures, to help eye care professionals quickly and effectively communicate with patients and alleviate their fears. With features like drawing tools, easy sharing, and personalization, it enables professionals to provide high-quality patient education and improve decision-making in a timely manner, try it out with a free trial today.

AAO eBooks

by American Academy of Ophthalmology, Inc.

Free

This mobile application provides convenient access to essential ophthalmology textbooks, allowing users to search, browse, and customize their learning experience with highlighting, note-taking, and bookmarking features. Download the app to access purchased eBooks, earn continuing medical education credits, and stay up-to-date with reliable information in the field of ophthalmology.

COE Prep

ASOA COE Flash Cards

Free

This exam prep app, created with the American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators, offers over 300 practice questions to help you prepare for the Certified Ophthalmic Executive exam, covering areas such as financial management, operations, and risk management. Download the free version today and upgrade to the premium version for lifetime access to all practice questions and study tools.

Eye Emergency Manual

by Agency for Clinical Innovation

Free

This application provides a quick and simple guide for medical professionals to recognize and manage common eye emergencies, and helps with triaging patients to appropriate care. It offers a comprehensive manual with high graphic content, covering anatomy, basic ophthalmic workup, and management of common eye presentations, to assist clinicians in making informed decisions.

uveitisOnCall

Ophthalmology EMR & Workflow

Free

This application helps medical providers evaluate and manage ophthalmic complaints, such as uveitis, by providing an evidence-based algorithm and a streamlined way to document eye exams. By using this tool, providers can efficiently share patient information and simplify the process of managing eye-related emergencies.

IOL Reference

Integrated Ophthalmic Surgery

Free

This ophthalmology utility and networking service provides eye care tools, allowing surgeons to quickly search for FDA-approved intraocular lenses that meet their needs and specifications. Surgeons can optimize their outcomes by accessing a comprehensive database of lenses and staying up-to-date with the latest information.

9 Gaze

by See Vision, LLC

Free

This application helps document eye motility and strabismus by guiding users in taking photographs of a patient's eyes in various positions, then automatically creating a composite image for easy reference and export. By streamlining the documentation process, it saves time for users, and offers features such as customizable image capture, measurement addition, and secure sharing options.

Eye Patient

Optometry and Ophthalmology

Free

This app is a comprehensive resource for people with eye conditions, offering vision testing tools, a directory of eye doctors, patient education, and eye health information. It enables users to assess their eye health, find a doctor, and manage their eye care, while also allowing eye care providers to connect with patients.

The Extraocular Muscles

Eye muscle anatomy & actions

Free

This interactive 3D module allows learners to explore the anatomy and actions of the eye muscles that control voluntary eye movements. With touch functionality, quizzes, and interactive features, users can study and test their knowledge of the muscles and nerves involved, and gain a deeper understanding of how they work together to enable eye movement.