Digital and Multifunctional

New Generation of Medical Device for Primary Care

Single device to examine ear, eye and skin

Pocket-sized device to help removing ear wax and foreign bodies from the eye

Fast, easy and safe image transfer to the computer

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iXOPE is an innovative medical device which helps doctors to provide best care for their patients

“As a doctor I was facing limitations with current medical devices in my daily practice. I invented iXope to provide the best care to my patients, and to support doctors and hospitals with modern equipment which makes documentation and collaboration fast and easy.”

Dr Olaf Rusoke-Dierich, PhD, Inventor of iXope

DR Olaf Rusoke-Dierich
 

Healthcare Technology Innovators

“Digital health can help make health systems more efficient and sustainable, enabling them to deliver good quality, affordable and equitable care”

WHO, 2021

Dermatoscope

Dermatoscope

Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmoscope

Otoscope

Otoscope

Ear Microscope

Ear Microscope

Slit Lamp

Slit Lamp

  • iXope is a device combining all devices the GP needs for skin, ear and eye into a single device.

    Dermatoscope, otoscope, and ophthalmoscope.

  • iXope sends wirelessly high definition images to the doctors computer for easy and quick documentation or for communication with colleagues and patients.

  • Examinations and procedures can be done at a comfortable arm’s length distance. Family doctors can remove ear wax or foreign bodies from the eye in their practice with high quality equipment similar to specialists or hospitals.

  • iXope with its digital technology supports our community in remote areas by providing access to more specialist services.

iXOPE helps to solve challenges

  • No affordable and pocket-sized devices for removal of ear wax and foreign bodies from the eye

    Most devices need cables for image transfer to the doctor’s computer

    Most devices don’t offer direct image integration into doctor’s software

    Written documentation instead of using images is difficult, and time-consuming

    Limited secure ways to send images to colleagues and patients.

  • Referrals to hospital or specialists needed instead of on-the-spot treatment at their family doctor

    Referrals to hospital or specialists can delay treatment, be inconvenient and are not affordable for everyone

    Patients in remote areas have limited access to medial services

    Discomfort during examination due to close proximity between doctor and patient

  • High transport cost for specialists or patients in relation to rural medical services

    Inequality of access to healthcare in rural communities

    Uneconomical time management due to multiple doctor’s consultations for the same clinical issue

    Significant costs for in-hospital treatment of skin cancers, and removal of ear wax or foreign bodies from the eye

iXOPE benefits Primary Care

iXope supports doctors in their daily practice, allows patients to have more access to affordable specialist’s services, and reduces public healthcare system expenses

  • Doctors

    Extended comprehensive care offerings

    More time for patients

    Additional billable procedures

  • Patient

    Improved patient experience

    Time and cost saving

    Access to early treatment

  • Healthcare

    Reduced cost and hospital presentations

    Better use of doctors’ time

    Healthcare access in remote areas

Investment opportunities

  • General Practitioner

    “I'm a GP and often wish I had access to some rudimentary micro-suctioning for in clinic. It seems crazy to refer some of these patients to specialists when we could help them out ourselves in the clinic if we had the right equipment. Congratulations on creating iScope.”

    Katie M, FRACGP, MRCGP (UK), DRCOG (UK)

  • General Practitioner

    “Being able to take photos makes it much easier to discuss a patient with a specialist as well as allowing more accurate documentation of patient related issues. I do a considerable amount of locum work in locations with variable availability of equipment. To be able to easily carry one device which was familiar and functional would be highly desirable. It would be also more cost effective than buying several devices. I would definitely purchase such a device.”

    Madonna C, FRACGP

  • General Practitioner

    “The uses for this device are many and varied and it has the potential to change the way many General Practitioners and other Specialists do business.”

    Troy M, FRACGP

  • Nurse Practitioner

    “Working in remote areas can be rewarding but it has its challenges. I wish I would have more access to specialists to discuss my patients before I initiate the treatment. Sending Images to specialists would be so helpful. It would make me more comfortable in my decision-making as I would know that I am supported and my patients get the best care.”

    Emily V, RN

  • Dermatologist

    “I like the idea of having a display on the device for visualisation and the feature for documentation. That seems so far the easiest solution for having high quality images from a dermatoscope. This would be helpful in monitoring skin lesions, without the need of large and expensive devices. The ability to store and send images improves documentation and inter-professional communication.”

    Tania Z, MPHTM, FACD