INOF is committed to providing more precise and personalised eye care from the very first appointment

INOF is strengthening its care model with an approach focused on early diagnosis, medical specialisation and personalised care, with the aim of improving its patients’ experience and outcomes.

More and more people are attending eye examinations not only because of vision problems, but also as part of their preventive healthcare. In this context, INOF has developed a care system that combines advanced technology and a highly specialised team to offer faster and more accurate diagnoses.

Two key stages for a comprehensive diagnosis

The process begins with a visual assessment carried out by an optometrist, during which the patient’s visual acuity and prescription are analysed. This initial assessment allows for the detection of any potential abnormalities and guides the subsequent medical examination.

The patient is then seen by an ophthalmologist, who carries out a comprehensive eye examination, including the measurement of intraocular pressure and the analysis of both the anterior segment and the fundus.

This two-phase approach provides a comprehensive overview of the patient’s visual health from the outset.

Specialisation and technology: the cornerstones of the model

One of the key distinguishing features of INOF is the sub-specialisation of its medical team, with professionals focusing on specific areas such as the retina, glaucoma, the cornea and refractive surgery.

Added to this is the use of state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, which facilitates the early detection of eye conditions and allows treatments to be tailored more precisely.

Eye tests that go beyond checking your prescription

The centre emphasises the importance of not limiting eye tests to simply checking your prescription. Many eye conditions can develop without symptoms in their early stages, so a comprehensive examination is key to early detection.

In addition, INOF also carries out personalised assessments for patients wishing to undergo treatments such as refractive surgery, evaluating each case individually.

Caring for your eyesight: an investment in your health

The INOF model focuses on prevention and patient support, with the aim of preserving long-term visual health.

Because, as the specialists point out, a timely check-up not only improves vision but can also make all the difference in the early detection of eye diseases.