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CSI Dry eye software

Version 6.0 Is Live: Introducing the New CSI Dry Eye Software Experience

CSI Dry Eye Software, an AI-powered, research-driven platform dedicated to managing and assessing dry eye disease, proudly announces the release of its latest update: Version 6.0.

This new version features a sleek, intuitive interface designed with direct input from optometrists and ophthalmologists, focusing on the most-used functions in the simplest yet most functional way possible. From a smarter dashboard to automated reminders, Version 6.0 delivers enhanced usability and clinical insights.

Key features include:

·        Enhanced Performance Dashboard

  • Easily track essential clinic metrics and recent activities at a glance with dynamic visuals presented in a clean, user-friendly layout.

·        Signed and Structured Customizable Patient Reports

  • Physicians can now finalize assessments with electronic signatures and export reports tailored by selected sections and preferred order.

·        Comprehensive Treatment Section

  • View each patient’s treatment journey in one centralized location, complete with timelines, linked assessments, and editable progress notes.

·        Targeted Questionnaire Alerts

  • Improve clinic efficiency by ensuring intake forms and questionnaire updates reach the right staff at the right time.

·        Automated Patient Follow-Ups

  • Schedule flexible, timely reminders that encourage patients to complete questionnaires promptly, enhancing engagement and compliance.

·        Seamless Questionnaire Distribution

  • Send questionnaires directly from the dashboard with just a few clicks, reaching any number of patients quickly and effortlessly.
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Ken Barbet, CSI Dry Eye Software’s newly appointed CEO, describes Version 6 as a milestone in the company’s growth: “We are proud to introduce Version 6.0, a product shaped by meaningful feedback from our users and the dedicated work of our entire team. By listening closely to clinicians, we identified key areas for improvement. This release marks just the beginning of many enhancements designed to make CSI Dry Eye the most effective dry eye management tool available.”

Version 6.0 reflects CSI Dry Eye Software’s commitment to adapting with the evolving eye care industry and delivering the best possible support for doctors and their patients.

Meet the CSI Dry Eye Software team at upcoming events this July 2025 in Halifax, including the 39th Congress Canadian Association of Optometrists (CAO) from July 2 to 5, and the Eye Recommend NTE from July 6-8.

Click HERE for the press release.

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