Brainomix vs Eyenuk

A primary care clinic that wants diabetic retinopathy graded in the exam room buys EyeArt. It reads retinal photos from Canon CR-2 AF, Canon CR-2 Plus AF or Topcon NW400 cameras, and the vendor says it returns a DR level and report without a physician overread, for adults with diabetes not previously diagnosed with DR. Eyenuk says it integrates with Epic for orders and reports and states HIPAA and SOC 2 Type 2 attestation. The vendor gives 96% sensitivity and 88% specificity for more than mild DR, and the vendor's 2023 release says 94.4% and 91.1% from prospective trial NCT04984200.

A stroke service runs Brainomix. It sends smartphone alerts for suspected large vessel occlusion and hemorrhage, and its stroke page describes PACS return as annotated DICOM series or PDF reports without naming an EHR.

EyeArt's FDA clearances (K200667, K223357) cover retinal photographs, while Brainomix's openFDA records are stroke modules plus a lung module. Brainomix quotes by demo request, and Eyenuk's FAQ points to the national Medicare price for CPT 92229 without a per-patient figure.