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EyeCare Hospital and EyRIS team at the AI-powered eye screening stall, Maldives Health & Family Expo 2026

EyeCare Hospital launches AI-assisted retinal screening in partnership with EyRIS

EyeCare Hospital has launched AI-assisted retinal screening with EyRIS, using the SELENA+ system to help detect signs of diabetic retinopathy, possible glaucoma and AMD.

EyeCare Hospital launched an AI-assisted retinal screening service in partnership with EyRIS on 5 November at the Maldives Health & Family Expo 2026 at Central Park, Hulhumalé. The service was officially launched by Honourable Ahmed Hamdhan Nasir, Deputy Minister of State for Health, Family and Welfare, together with EyeCare’s Managing Director, Dr. Abdulla Zahir.

The introduction of the service brings artificial intelligence into EyeCare’s screening services, supporting the identification of signs of eye conditions and timely referral for further assessment and treatment.

EyeCare Hospital and EyRIS team at the AI-powered eye screening stall, Maldives Health & Family Expo 2026

How AI-assisted retinal screening works

During screening, a camera captures photographs of the retina at the back of the eye. EyRIS’s SELENA+ artificial intelligence system analyses these images for signs of diabetic retinopathy, possible glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration. The system generates a screening report to help the eye care team identify people who may need further clinical evaluation.

Deputy Minister Ahmed Hamdhan Nasir trying EyeCare’s AI-assisted retinal screening with EyRIS

Why early detection matters

Early detection plays an important role in protecting vision, particularly as we grow older. Some eye conditions develop without noticeable symptoms, making screening valuable in identifying potential concerns before people become aware of changes to their sight.

By combining AI-assisted image analysis with clinical expertise, the service supports prompt screening and informed decisions about follow-up care. EyeCare aims to make eye health screening more convenient and encourage more people to take a proactive approach to protecting their vision.

Availability

The service will soon be available at EyeCare Hospital on Orchid Magu, Malé. Visitors to the Maldives Health & Family Expo can now experience the service and learn more at the EyeCare stall until 7 November. The stall is open daily from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

Book an Appointment

Appointments can be scheduled easily through the EyeCare website, as well as via Viber and WhatsApp at 720 1026, offering patients a faster alternative without the need to wait on calls.

Click to see: How to Book an Appointment on EyeCare Website

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