A simple eye exam for
cardiovascular risk assessment
Dr. Noon CVD integrates seamlessly into a quick, routine retinal imaging exam,
providing a convenient way to assess cardiovascular risk.
The Process
Safe, quick, non-invasive test journey
You simply sit in front of a retinal (fundus) camera while a clinician takes a photo of the back of your eye.
It’s safe, non-invasive, and typically takes only a few minutes. The retinal image is then analyzed by AI
to estimate cardiovascular risk—helping surface risk signals earlier, even when you feel fine.
Get comfortable at the camera
You’ll sit in front of the retinal camera and place your chin on a rest, just like a standard eye exam.
Quick retinal photo capture
A nurse or technician uses the camera to take a clear image of your retina. You may see a brief flash of light.
Your retinal image
The captured retinal photo shows the tiny blood vessels that can reflect overall vascular health.
Automatic AI analysis
AI analyzes patterns in retinal blood vessels to estimate cardiovascular risk signals. No needles, no downtime —just image analysis.
Review results with your doctor
You’ll receive a clear report (score + risk group), and you can review it with your clinician to decide what to do next.