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SpotVision Screener
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Spot® Vision Screener, straight on view
Spot® Vision Screener being held by clinican (partially seen in foreground), and young patient and mother, seated, in mid-ground
Spot® Vision Screener, 3/4 view, right side
Spot® Vision Screener, bottom view, displaying ports
Spot® Vision Screener, patient-facing view
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Spot® Vision Screener, straight on view Spot® Vision Screener being held by clinican (partially seen in foreground), and young patient and mother, seated, in mid-ground Spot® Vision Screener, 3/4 view, right side Spot® Vision Screener, bottom view, displaying ports Spot® Vision Screener, patient-facing view
Spot® Vision Screener, straight on view Spot® Vision Screener being held by clinican (partially seen in foreground), and young patient and mother, seated, in mid-ground Spot® Vision Screener, 3/4 view, right side Spot® Vision Screener, bottom view, displaying ports Spot® Vision Screener, patient-facing view

Welch Allyn®

Spot® Vision Screener

The Spot® Vision Screener is a handheld, portable device designed to help quickly and easily detect vision issues on patients as young as six months.

 

Get results in seconds. Automatically capture an image from a non-invasive, three-foot distance using the fixation target and sounds that help keep a child’s focus. A bright touchscreen displays instant results, indicating whether measurements are in range or a complete eye exam is recommended. Results are easy to interpret and share with parents and eye care specialists. The portable design is perfect for pediatric offices, schools and community vision screenings. Prepare for busy screening days by easily importing screening subjects to your queue via wireless connection* or USB drive. 

  

*Via API agreement. 

 

Attention: Not all products/options are available in all countries. Please check availability with your local Hillrom representative or click on Request More Information to contact Hillrom customer service.

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Features

  • Supports AAP screening guidelines for early detection of amblyopic risk factors
  • Minimal training required
  • Captures readings 97% of the time to help screen otherwise difficult subjects
  • Captivating lights and sounds help engage children
  • Holds adequate power for mass screening events
  • Driverless printing is built in
  • Summary reports are exported wirelessly or via USB
Clinician holding Spot® Vision Screener during a pediatric eye exam, with smiling mother encouraging her daughter

Auto Capture

Quickly capture an image of both eyes in just seconds

Efficient

Seamlessly export summary reports to be uploaded to the EMR

Wireless

Print screening reports wirelessly with built-in driverless printing

Clear Results

Instantly view results to learn if a complete eye exam is recommended

Spot Vision Screener being held by clinican and shown to girl and mother/guardian

Are You Ready to Save Sight in Children?

Adding instrument-based vision screening to your workflow means more children have their vision screened and potentially referred for vision-saving treatment. Giving our children a chance at an even brighter future.

Education & Documentation

What do you want to know? Dive into these resources for more information.

ACCURATE DETECTION

Six Vision Risk Factors

Backed by peer-reviewed clinical evidence, the Spot Vision Screener enables fast and objective detection of six amblyopic risk factors in children as young as six months old.
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