We are able to provide 3-D imaging and we can view the cornea, angle, retina, and optic nerve. There is disease-specific software which allows the doctor to "map" the ganglion cell complex (GCC) around the macular area for accurate and repeatable glaucoma diagnosis and its progression. As the technology changes and upgrades, our company invests in these upgrades without further costs to our member doctors.

Due to federal and state rules and regulations, we can provide services only to contracted licensed physicians. Mobile Glaucoma Service, Inc. leases our employee and equipment to the doctor's facility on a pre-determined schedule. The doctor is always responsible for the final interpretation of the data collected and provided to him or her. Member doctors do not pay for services for any particular patient but rather, contract for services provided during a three-hour time block known as a "Session." The doctor's office signs two leasing contracts, an "equipment lease" contract and an "employee lease" contract, and these leases provide for the actual number of Sessions that will be provided to the account during the one year contract term. Either Mobile Glaucoma Service, Inc. or the member doctor can cancel the contract without penalty with sixty (60) days' notice.

Doctors can elect to have either a morning or afternoon Session and some offices prefer to have our services all day (six hours) that would be accounted for as two Sessions. Mobile Glaucoma Service makes every effort to accommodate our member doctors' preferences for when Sessions are provided.