Specialty · Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology EMR built by doctors

Helix is an ophthalmology EMR built by doctors and designed from the examiner's side of the slit lamp. The Mirror Cockpit keeps OD and OS side by side from refraction to theatre.

Helix EMR · Encounter
SA
Sara Al Mansoori · 34F
MRN 00482-19 · Endocrinology · Dr. Nasr
Allergy: Penicillin
Assessment & Plan
Type 2 diabetes mellitus — stable on metformin
HbA1c 6.8% (↓ from 7.4%)
Continue 1000mg BID · recheck 3 mo
Verto draftedSigned
Vitals
BP124/78
HR72 bpm
BMI27.4
SpO₂98%
Built for
OphthalmologistsOptometristsOrthoptistsEye surgeons
Capabilities

The eye exam, laid out the way you examine

Mirror Cockpit

OD left, OS right, always

The right eye sits on the left and the left eye on the right, as you see them from the slit lamp, marked by position, colour and glyph. Exception cards start empty and read “Not recorded”, so nothing is pre-filled as normal.

Examiner-view laterality
Nothing pre-filled as normal
Clinic, imaging, procedures, surgery
Helix EMR · Encounter
SA
Sara Al Mansoori · 34F
MRN 00482-19 · Endocrinology · Dr. Nasr
Allergy: Penicillin
Assessment & Plan
Type 2 diabetes mellitus — stable on metformin
HbA1c 6.8% (↓ from 7.4%)
Continue 1000mg BID · recheck 3 mo
Verto draftedSigned
Vitals
BP124/78
HR72 bpm
BMI27.4
SpO₂98%
Refraction & IOP

Refraction, pressure and trends

Refraction snaps to 0.25 D with spherical equivalent calculated for you. Copy the trial to the final Rx and print glasses or a contact-lens prescription from the Smart Dock. IOP is logged with method and time (applanation, Tono-Pen, iCare or air-puff) and trended across visits.

Glasses and contact-lens Rx
IOP by method, with trend
Cup-to-disc with asymmetry flag
Helix EMR · Encounter
SA
Sara Al Mansoori · 34F
MRN 00482-19 · Endocrinology · Dr. Nasr
Allergy: Penicillin
Assessment & Plan
Type 2 diabetes mellitus — stable on metformin
HbA1c 6.8% (↓ from 7.4%)
Continue 1000mg BID · recheck 3 mo
Verto draftedSigned
Vitals
BP124/78
HR72 bpm
BMI27.4
SpO₂98%
Imaging & procedures

Biometry, fields, OCT, lasers and injections

Record biometry and IOL planning, visual field indices and OCT RNFL by quadrant. Log lasers per eye (SLT, YAG, PI, PRP, focal and CPC) and in-office procedures such as intravitreal injections, chalazion I&C and punctal plugs.

Biometry and IOL records
Visual field and OCT RNFL
Laser and injection log
Helix EMR · Encounter
SA
Sara Al Mansoori · 34F
MRN 00482-19 · Endocrinology · Dr. Nasr
Allergy: Penicillin
Assessment & Plan
Type 2 diabetes mellitus — stable on metformin
HbA1c 6.8% (↓ from 7.4%)
Continue 1000mg BID · recheck 3 mo
Verto draftedSigned
Vitals
BP124/78
HR72 bpm
BMI27.4
SpO₂98%
Surgery

From dilation to the operating list

The Dilate button starts a dilation round that shows on the admissions board. The Surgery Focus Deck covers cataract, trabeculectomy, glaucoma valves, vitreoretinal, keratoplasty, refractive and squint surgery, with implant tracking and pre- and post-op checklists.

Dilation status on the board
Implant and device tracking
Squint per-muscle matrix
Helix · Queue Management
Floor status
Room 1
Dr. Nasr
In consult
Room 2
Dr. Haddad
Ready
Room 3
Dr. Khan
Cleaning
Triage
Nurse Lina
Waiting · 3
Now serving
TICKET
A‑101
A‑102Vitals done4 min
A‑103Waiting7 min
A‑104Waiting11 min
A‑105Checked in16 min
Workflow in action

An eye clinic visit, start to finish

One continuous record threads the whole visit — every step writes to the same chart and ledger, so nothing is re-keyed or reconciled.

5steps,
one record
01
Step 01Vision and refraction
02
Step 02Dilate and wait
03
Step 03Slit lamp and fundus
04
Step 04Imaging, fields and IOP
05
Step 05Plan, Rx or list for surgery
Connected

Works with the systems you rely on

The Mirror Cockpit shares the record with surgery booking, the theatre checklist, billing and claims, and Verto fills it from the conversation.

Verto scribe
DICOMweb PACS
Surgery booking
NABIDH
eClaimLink
NPHIES (via Waseel)
FAQ

Ophthalmology EMR, answered

Who designed the ophthalmology chart?

Helix is built by doctors. The Mirror Cockpit was designed from the examiner's side of the slit lamp, which is why OD always sits on the left.