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Patients typically wait for an in-office appointment to learn whether IOP is elevated.
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More Frequent IOP Insight Between Eye Visits
Nooriva is designed to help patients capture pressure patterns while giving ophthalmologists clearer information for glaucoma management.
Current Screening Journey
Why One Office Reading May Not Tell the Full Story
Traditional screening often depends on clinic-timed measurements. Nooriva is built around the reality that glaucoma risk can evolve between appointments.
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A single reading is taken with office equipment, often during normal clinic hours.
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Daily Life
IOP fluctuations can happen outside of the clinic and may impact glaucoma progression between visits.
Missing Data
Between Visits
Gaps in IOP data can delay care decisions or contribute to missed opportunities for intervention.
Why Frequent Monitoring Matters
Glaucoma Can Progress Quietly
Early glaucoma symptoms are often absent, according to the National Eye Institute.
The CDC reports that many people with glaucoma do not know they have it.
A peer-reviewed study found peak IOP outside office-hour measurements in many patients.
Patient Interface
Smart Glasses and Phone App Working Together
The patient experience should feel simple: connect the glasses, complete a monitoring session, receive reminders, and let the care team review organized information.
A clear IOP measurement action helps patients know exactly when to capture a reading.
Progress, connection status, and battery level make each monitoring session easier to follow.
Patients can see when reports and readings are synced securely for clinician review.
11:30Connected
Smart Glasses ActiveMonitoring Session9 hr 30 min
Battery80%Today's wearable monitoring window
Next reminderMedication at 8:00 PM
Last sessionIOP measured today at 9:00 AM
Care teamReport shared securely
Patient FAQ
Quick Answers for Patients
Do Nooriva smart glasses replace my ophthalmologist?
No. Nooriva is designed to support your care team with more frequent IOP information, not replace clinical judgment or regular eye exams.
Will I need extensive training?
The goal is a simple workflow with limited patient training so monitoring can fit into normal daily routines.
What would I see in the phone app?
The patient interface can show monitoring status, simple reminders, session progress, and when information has been shared with the care team.
Why monitor IOP more often?
IOP can fluctuate outside a clinic visit. More frequent monitoring can help clinicians understand patterns that a single reading may miss.