PRiSM turns retinal imaging that clinics already capture into an interpretable read on a patient's risk of vascular events — so care teams can find and prioritize the right patients sooner.
PRiSM turns a standard eye scan into an early signal of whole-body risk, flagging elevated risk of developing systemic vascular disease — heart attack, stroke, and kidney failure — earlier, so clinicians can act sooner. Rather than a black-box number, PRiSM registers fundus, OCT, angiography, and OCTA into a single map of the eye and reads interpretable vascular and structural features from it.
Fundus, OCT, angiography, and OCTA images from standard clinical devices — plus the health record.
Images are aligned into one shared model of the retina.
Interpretable vascular and structural features, checked against clinical knowledge.
Retinal signals are fused with patient context into personalized risk — and clear next steps.
The four steps run once per patient. The flywheel runs continuously across all of them — every new scan or EHR update sharpens the model and keeps each patient's risk profile current, and that advantage compounds as more clinics come online.
Systemic disease often shows in the retina before a patient feels it. When that signal goes unused, high-risk patients get the same follow-up as everyone else. PRiSM turns retinal data your teams already collect into a way to find and prioritize those patients.
PRiSM is designed to integrate with clinical imaging, health records, and care programs. We welcome the right partners to build and scale with us.
We're partnering with a focused set of clinics, health systems, and research collaborators. Request a briefing to see the approach and the data behind it.
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