NEC Health launches Online Portal for OptoMize to transform diabetic eye screening
NEC Health has launched a new Online Portal for OptoMize, enhancing diabetic eye screening by replacing print-based letters with secure, real-time digital communications. The solution improves patient access, reduces admin, cuts costs, and supports a more sustainable NHS.
NEC Software Solutions has launched a new Online Portal for OptoMize, moving diabetic eye screening communications from analogue to digital. The module enables programmes to replace print-based letters with secure, real-time digital communications, improving patient engagement, reducing administrative burden, and lowering costs.
For service users, the Online Portal means instant access to screening letters and results, anytime and anywhere, with no delays or lost post. It also gives patients a secure record of their screening history, supporting them to take a more active role in their healthcare.
For screening teams, the benefits are equally clear with reduced printing, less admin, and measurable efficiency gains, all while contributing to a lower carbon footprint. Integrated directly into OptoMize, the module links digital communications to appointment bookings, giving teams clear visibility and freeing up time to focus on care.
The Online Portal also provides valuable insights into service user engagement, with digital audit trails and data to help reduce missed appointments and streamline entire diabetic screening programmes.
Trusted by screening programmes nationwide
OptoMize is the UK’s leading diabetic eye screening solution, supporting all national programmes in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Jersey and the Republic of Ireland, as well as the majority of programmes in England. In total, it screens over two million people every year for diabetes-related eye disease.
Designed by clinicians, for clinicians, OptoMize combines deep automation with advanced imaging tools to help reduce costs, improve outcomes, and deliver the flexibility needed by all kinds of providers.
