EyePACS

03/27/2026

New newsletter just dropped — and your eyes are at the center of it all 👇

https://mailchi.mp/eyepacs/march2026

03/08/2026

Health heroes, wink at wellness this International Women’s Day! 😉

Give women patients EyePACS-powered retinal scans and gain a clearer path to prevention. Because spotting issues early? That’s the ultimate power move. 🫶

02/27/2026

Innovation. Equity. Vision preservation.

See how EyePACS is advancing diabetic eye care, honoring leaders like Patricia Bath, and supporting clinics with simplified retinal imaging.

Read our latest newsletter here 👇

Throughout February, we recognized Black History Month — a time to reflect on the leaders and pioneers whose contributions have shaped medicine and expanded access to care.

02/25/2026

This February, EyePACS proudly celebrates Black History Month — a time to recognize the achievements, resilience, and lasting contributions of Black leaders, innovators, clinicians, and communities who have shaped healthcare and advanced equity across our nation.

Health equity remains a critical priority. Black communities are disproportionately affected by conditions such as diabetes and vision-threatening diseases, including diabetic retinopathy. Expanding access to early detection and quality care is essential to closing these gaps.

This month — and every month — we reaffirm our dedication to building a more equitable healthcare system where everyone has access to sight-saving care.

02/10/2026

This Safer Internet Day, we’re highlighting how secure telehealth makes a real difference in eye care. EyePACS enables safe upload and transmission of retinal images for thorough review by our certified consultants.

Early detection of diabetic retinopathy is powerful when data privacy comes first.

01/30/2026

Our latest newsletter shares simple ways to protect eye health this winter, build better screen habits, and support vision through nutrition—plus highlights from UC Berkeley, the UCBDH program, and innovations making retinal screening easier for clinics.

👉 Read more and start the year with clearer vision.
https://mailchi.mp/2fe552f15bfd/start-2026-strong-eye-health-innovation-and-easier-retinal-screening

01/15/2026

Today is , and we want to take a moment to recognize the health centers and care teams we’re proud to partner with.

Our work is strongest when it’s shaped by your real-world experience—how you support patients, improve comfort, and navigate daily clinical challenges. Your insights help us refine our program and better serve both health centers and patients.

💬 We’d love to hear from you in the comments!

12/23/2025

We’re wrapping up #2025 with gratitude and exciting updates for our partner clinics. Check out our latest newsletter for news, training opportunities, and ways to stay connected — and let’s make #2026 even brighter together! 🎉

https://mailchi.mp/507ad0aa45d7/seasons-greetings-from-the-eyepacs-team

12/22/2025

Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with rest, happiness, and good cheer. Here’s to a bright and successful new year ahead! ✨

Please note our office will be closed for the holidays from December 22 through January 2. During this time, our team will be taking a break to rest, recharge, and welcome the new year. Emails will be checked periodically for urgent matters, and we’ll be back to normal operations on January 5.

12/15/2025

Intern Spotlight: Arnita Murnandityas 🎉
We’re proud to congratulate Arnita Murnandityas on successfully passing her capstone project at the UC Berkeley – Blum Center for Developing Economies, as part of her Master’s in Development Engineering program.

EyePACS was very glad to participate with Arnita as she explored real-world data for the validation and analysis of image quality algorithms used in EyePACS. We wish her continued success in her next steps!

12/08/2025

Our mission is simple: to protect and preserve vision through proactive, accessible, family-centered eye care. And that mission starts early—especially with children.

This holiday season, we’re reminding families that safe play leads to healthy eyes. Thousands of toy-related eye injuries occur every year, but nearly all of them are preventable with the right choices.

Here are a few tips to keep your child’s vision safe while they enjoy their new gifts:
🔹 Choose toys appropriate for your child’s age
🔹 Avoid toys with sharp edges or projectiles
🔹 Look for safety-certified products
🔹 Encourage toys that support visual development—books, puzzles, building sets
🔹 Supervise playtime with new toys

11/28/2025

Running on turkey and gratitude today 🦃

Even though Thanksgiving has passed, we wanted to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone here who inspires, challenges, and supports us daily. You make this platform (and this work) truly special.