Ophthalmology Software
Refraction, IOP, A-scan and eye exam charts with both eyes side by side. The glasses prescription prints from the refraction.
- Right and left eye in every chart
- IOP turns red above each patient's target
- Optical billing at the same counter
15-minute demo on your own eye charts.
City Eye Hospital · Eye Workup · Ramesh Patel · 62 Y | Male
ARRefractionVisual AcuityIOPA-Scan
RefractionIOP
Refraction
| Right Eye | Left Eye | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPH | CYL | AXIS | V/A | SPH | CYL | AXIS | V/A | |
| Distance | −1.25 | −0.50 | 180 | 6/6 | −1.50 | −0.75 | 170 | 6/6 |
| Near | +1.25 | −0.50 | 180 | N6 | +1.00 | −0.75 | 170 | N6 |
IPD (mm) 64Type of glass Progressive
IOP (mmHg)
| Right Eye | Left Eye | |
|---|---|---|
| Today | 24 | 16 |
| Target | 18 | 18 |
Target set by the doctorPrint glasses Rx
Explain it. Show the change.
Explain on the tablet
Draw on the eye diagram while the patient watches. No extra cost.
Compare scans by visit
Fundus and OCT images from two visits, side by side.
Eye charts, ready on day one
Set up for your clinic before you start. Change any chart to match your protocol.
Every eye OPD
- Auto refraction (AR)
- Refraction, distance and near
- Visual acuity
- Current glasses power
- IOP chart
- A-scan biometry
- Clinical eye examination
- Comprehensive eye examination
Follow-up charts
- Glaucoma IOP trend
- Diurnal IOP
- Visual field (MD, VFI)
- OCT / RNFL thickness
- Anti-VEGF injection tracker
- Diabetic retinopathy follow-up
- Keratoconus Kmax
- Children's myopia progression
- Cataract surgery outcome
- Dry eye: Schirmer, TBUT
- Endothelial cell count
- Squint measurement
Refraction
Eye prescription format, filled from refraction
Record distance and near for both eyes once. The glasses prescription prints from it on your letterhead.
- IPD and glass type on the same slip
- Current glasses power kept for comparison
- Next visit date on the print
City Eye Hospital · Glasses Prescription
Ramesh Patel · 62 Y | Male · 06-10-2026
| Right Eye | Left Eye | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPH | CYL | AXIS | V/A | SPH | CYL | AXIS | V/A | |
| Distance | −1.25 | −0.50 | 180 | 6/6 | −1.50 | −0.75 | 170 | 6/6 |
| Near | +1.25 | −0.50 | 180 | N6 | +1.00 | −0.75 | 170 | N6 |
IPD (mm) 64Type of glass ProgressiveRemark Anti-reflective coating
Current glasses (12-09-2024)
Distance RE −1.00 / −0.50 × 180 · LE −1.25 / −0.75 × 170
Next visit 06-10-2027
Dr. Kavita Rao, MS Ophthalmology
Glaucoma
IOP against each patient's target
Every visit's pressure in one chart. Readings above the target you set turn red; the change is calculated.
- Target set per eye by the doctor
- Change from the first visit calculated
- Diurnal, visual field and RNFL charts too
City Eye Hospital · Glaucoma IOP Chart · Suresh Mehta · 58 Y | Male
Target (set by doctor): RE 16 · LE 16 mmHg
| Date | RE IOP | LE IOP | RE vs target | LE vs target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12-05-2026 | 26 | 19 | +10 fx | +3 fx |
| 16-06-2026 | 22 | 17 | +6 fx | +1 fx |
| 21-07-2026 | 18 | 16 | +2 fx | 0 fx |
| 25-08-2026 | 16 | 15 | 0 fx | −1 fx |
| 06-10-2026 | 15 | 14 | −1 fx | −2 fx |
| Change since first visit | −11 fx | −5 fx |
Cataract
A-scan ready before surgery
K1, K2, axial length and ACD for both eyes. Mean K and K difference are calculated; the surgeon enters the lens power.
- Both eyes side by side
- Mean K calculated, no calculator
- Surgery, IPD and discharge in the same file
City Eye Hospital · A-Scan · Kamla Shah · 67 Y | Female
| Right Eye | Left Eye | |
|---|---|---|
| K1 (D) | 43.00 | 43.25 |
| K2 (D) | 44.50 | 44.00 |
| Mean K (D) | 43.75 fx | 43.63 fx |
| K difference (D) | 1.50 fx | 0.75 fx |
| AL (mm) | 23.45 | 23.38 |
| ACD (mm) | 3.10 | 3.05 |
| LT (mm) | 4.62 | 4.58 |
| Lens power (D) | 21.5 | 22.0 |
| A-constant | 118.7 | 118.7 |
Lens power entered by the surgeon
Your eye prescription pad, on a tablet
Write with a pen
Write on the tablet as you do on paper. It saves as a digital prescription.
Tablet writing →Prescription
Select TemplateLoad Last Rx
| Medicine | Dose | Days |
|---|---|---|
| Tab. Metformin 500 mg | 1-0-1 | 30 |
| Tab. Telmisartan 40 mg | 1-0-0 | 30 |
| Tab. Atorvastatin 10 mg | 0-0-1 | 30 |
Type on the computer
Add medicines from your templates, or load the last prescription and edit.
EMR software →“Paracetamol 650, din mein do baar, teen din”
Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg · 1-0-1 · 3 daysSpeak to LaMa AI
Speak in English, Hindi or your language. Check the prescription, then save.
Voice prescriptions →What changes
TodayWith Lifemaan
- Today: Refraction copied again onto the glasses slipWith Lifemaan: The glasses Rx prints from the refraction
- Today: IOP readings spread across old OPD papersWith Lifemaan: Every visit's IOP in one chart, red above target
- Today: Mean K worked out on a calculatorWith Lifemaan: Mean K calculated in the A-scan chart
- Today: Patient forgets the old fileWith Lifemaan: Every chart and image in the patient's record
- Today: Optical bills in a separate registerWith Lifemaan: Optical billing in the same system, GST on or off
- Today: Retina patients miss injection datesWith Lifemaan: WhatsApp reminder before the next injection
The rest of your practice
Optical billing
Frames and lenses billed as their own department, GST on or off.
See it with your own eye charts
Quote-based pricing, with a free trial.
- Your specialty's charts, shown on a real patient file
- Bring one paper chart you use; we show it in Lifemaan
- 15 minutes, on video call or at your clinic
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Frequently Asked Questions
Lifemaan is an ophthalmology EMR for eye clinics and eye hospitals in India. It includes auto refraction, refraction, visual acuity, current glasses power, IOP, A-scan and eye examination charts with both eyes side by side, plus glaucoma, retina, cornea and children's myopia follow-up charts, the glasses prescription print, optical billing, pharmacy, OPD queue and IPD.
Yes. In Lifemaan the refractionist or doctor records distance and near power for each eye, with sphere, cylinder, axis, visual acuity, IPD and type of glass. The glasses prescription prints from that record on the clinic's letterhead, and the patient's current glasses power stays in the file for comparison at the next visit.
Lifemaan keeps every visit's intraocular pressure for the right and left eye in one glaucoma IOP chart. The doctor sets a target pressure for each eye, readings above it turn red, and the change from the first visit is calculated. Diurnal IOP, visual field and OCT RNFL charts sit alongside for follow-up.
No. Lifemaan records A-scan biometry for both eyes, including K1, K2, axial length, anterior chamber depth, lens thickness and A-constant, and calculates mean K and the K difference. The surgeon enters the lens power from their own biometry and formula; Lifemaan keeps it with the surgery, IPD and discharge record.
Yes. Lifemaan's anti-VEGF injection tracker records each injection with the eye treated, date, visual acuity and OCT central thickness, and shows the change from baseline. The next injection date can trigger a WhatsApp reminder to the patient, so fewer retina patients miss a scheduled dose. Treatment decisions stay with the doctor.
Yes. Fundus photographs, OCT scans and other eye images uploaded to Lifemaan stay in the patient's record by visit date. The doctor can show two visits side by side on the tablet to explain the change to the patient, without opening old files or a separate imaging folder.
Yes. Lifemaan has multi-department billing, so an eye hospital's optical counter bills frames and lenses as its own department, with GST switched on or off as needed. Consultation, procedures, pharmacy and optical bills stay in one system, under one patient, instead of separate optical billing software.
Yes. Lifemaan sets up the eye charts for your clinic before you start, and each one can be changed: rows, columns, calculated values such as mean K or IOP change, and the colour that marks readings above your target. Charts print on your letterhead and stay linked to the patient record.
Yes. A single ophthalmologist can run OPD, charts, prescriptions and billing from a tablet or computer, and an eye hospital adds the OPD queue, optical counter, pharmacy, surgery admissions and discharge summaries in the same Lifemaan system, as eye hospital software.
Yes. Lifemaan lets the ophthalmologist write the prescription and notes with a pen on a tablet, type on a computer or dictate to LaMa AI. Handwritten notes, eye charts and images are kept in the same patient record, so nothing is copied twice. The printed prescription follows your own pad design: the doctor sets the fields and chooses what prints and what doesn't.
Lifemaan is quote-based: the price depends on whether you run an eye clinic or an eye hospital, and the modules you need, such as optical billing. There is a free trial, and a 15-minute demo shows Lifemaan with your own eye charts before you decide.