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iCare COMPASS · $7,000 trade-in · while supplies last

Meet the Dual Threat.

Retinal-tracked visual fields and TrueColor confocal retinal imaging in one instrument. The iCare COMPASS is the Ultimate Combination Device for eye care.

Trade in the visual field or retinal imaging device you are already replacing and put $7,000 toward your COMPASS.

Get my $7,000 trade-in quote Call or text 612-845-6511

You will be working directly with me, Shari Mooney of Mooney Vision Solutions. No call center.

  • 25 Hzactive retinal tracking
  • 17 µmTrueColor confocal detail
  • 100°SmartMosaic wide field

$7,000 toward your COMPASS.

Any visual field analyzer or retinal imaging device qualifies: any make, any model, any age, working or not. That aging bowl perimeter in the back room counts.

  • What qualifies One visual field analyzer or retinal imaging device per COMPASS purchased, any manufacturer, in any condition.
  • What you get A $7,000 allowance applied against the purchase price of a new iCare COMPASS.
  • How long While supplies last; inventory is limited. Ask me whether a unit is available before you plan around one.
  • How it works Tell me what you have. I confirm eligibility, quote the COMPASS with the allowance applied, and arrange collection of the old device at installation.
Get my trade-in quote COMPASS specifications
iCare COMPASS Perimeter
iCare COMPASS: fundus-tracked perimetry with TrueColor confocal imaging

The Dual Threat

Two exams. One instrument. Each with its own CPT code.

Most diagnostic devices do one job. COMPASS does two, retinal-tracked perimetry and confocal retinal imaging, and each is a service with an established code it is commonly billed under when medically necessary and documented. That is why we call it the Ultimate Combination Device.

CPT 92083 · Extended visual field

Retinal-tracked fields you can verify.

COMPASS tracks the retina 25 times a second and repositions every stimulus to where the eye is right now, so you know exactly where on the fundus each threshold was measured.

Full 24-2, 30-2 and 10-2 with age-matched normative data. ZEST Fast trims test time about 30% in glaucoma patients. Auto-focus from −12D to +15D means no trial lenses and no lens-rim artifacts.

Every sensitivity value sits on the anatomy that produced it. Structure and function on one image, from one test.

CPT 92250 · Fundus photography

Imaging that retires your fundus camera.

This is a confocal scanning ophthalmoscope, not a snapshot bolted onto a perimeter: 60° TrueColor, red-free, infrared and stereo at 17 micron resolution on a 5 megapixel sensor, non-mydriatic through a 3 mm pupil.

Confocal optics reject scattered light, so images stay usable through media opacities that defeat a conventional flash camera. SmartMosaic stitches multiple 60° frames into one TrueColor montage up to 100° wide: periphery documented, no dilation.

Screening mode: Quick SupraThreshold runs 30 to 90 seconds per eye and captures a retinal image in the same test. Fast enough to screen every patient, not just the glaucoma suspects.

Which code applies, and whether medical necessity is met, is between you and your payer. The codes above are the ones these services are commonly billed under, not a guarantee of payment.

It fits any practice because it replaces three.

One instrument. One footprint. More capability. Techs press one button; COMPASS auto-aligns, auto-focuses, auto-tracks and auto-captures, and none of it needs your chair time.

Your standard fundus camera

Traded for TrueColor confocal optics, stereo optic nerve views and 100° mosaics.

Your aging bowl perimeter

Traded for retinal-tracked thresholds, fewer unreliable repeats, and Smart Progression Analysis that separates real change from test-retest noise.

Your vision screening device

Traded for a rapid screening field plus a documented retinal image on every patient.

The numbers

Two codes, your volume, your payer mix.

A national average is not your reimbursement, so I am not going to build your case on one. What I will do is build the estimate with your real numbers: how many extended fields and fundus photos you run in a week, what your contracts actually pay, and where a cash-pay screening on every patient sits on top of that.

Send me your weekly visual field and imaging volume with the form below and I will come back with the estimate and the trade-in quote together. Or run a first pass yourself with the payback calculator, which takes your instrument cost, your rate and your volume and shows the arithmetic.

Get my trade-in + ROI estimate Run the payback calculator
  • 92083extended visual fields per week
  • 92250fundus photographs per week
  • Cash-payscreening on every patient, on top

From the iCare family

You already know the name.

If there is an iCare tonometer in your lane, you already know the company behind COMPASS. It comes from the same iCare family as the IC200 tonometer and the EIDON widefield retinal scanner, and it is built by the same manufacturer as EIDON with the same TrueColor confocal imaging technology inside.

iCare IC200 Rebound Tonometer IC200 Rebound TonometerRebound IOP, no drops iCare EIDON UWF Retinal Imaging iCare EIDON UWF Retinal ImagingWidefield TrueColor retinal imaging iCare COMPASS Perimeter COMPASS PerimeterFields + imaging, one unit

iCare, COMPASS, EIDON, IC200 and TrueColor are trademarks of Icare Finland Oy or CENTERVUE S.p.A., companies of Revenio Group, and are used here to describe equipment Mooney Vision Solutions represents.

So I can tell you right away whether you are in my territory.

Lets me build the estimate with your real numbers.

Rough is fine. What the room does now, what you want it to do, and roughly when. “Send me the trade-in details” is enough.

Sending this passes what you have written to me through Web3Forms, the service that delivers the form, so that I can reply. Neither of us adds you to a mailing list and I do not sell your details. See the privacy note for what Web3Forms keeps and for how long.