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VisuDoc Now Available on MacOS

01/19/26

Compatible with Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs

VisuDoc is now available on macOS and is designed to integrate smoothly into existing clinical workflows—without new hardware or complex setup. VisuDoc is now compatible with the following macOS devices:

Apple Silicon (ARM64) Macs – minimum macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later:

  • MacBook Air (M1, M2, M3)

  • MacBook Pro (M1, M2, M3)

  • iMac (M1, M3)

  • Mac mini (M1, M2)

  • Mac Studio (M1, M2)

  • Mac Pro (M2)

Intel (x86_64) Macs – minimum macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later:

  • All Intel-based Mac computers

  • Supports running on Apple Silicon Macs via Rosetta 2

There is no need to replace or upgrade existing computers—all supported devices can run VisuDoc with confidence.


Working Seamlessly With QuikVue and MeiboVue

VisuDoc is an ophthalmic case management app developed by VisuScience, designed to bring imaging, documentation, and clinical insight together in one place.

It works seamlessly with two key VisuScience imaging devices:

QuikVue – a smartphone eye imaging adaptor used to capture anterior segment images

MeiboVue – an infrared imaging camera designed to capture meibomian gland images for dry eye diagnosis reference

By connecting these devices through VisuDoc, clinicians can manage different types of ocular images within a single, unified system. Beyond image acquisition, VisuDoc supports structured clinical documentation. It allows practitioners to:

  • Record ophthalmic pathology and patient information

  • Add diagnostic opinions and clinical notes

  • Maintain organized case records for ongoing disease management

This integrated approach helps streamline documentation while supporting clearer communication—both within the clinic and during patient education.

Access the macOS Version via the Content Library

To download the macOS version of VisuDoc, visit the VisuScience Content Library:

1. Log in to: https://contentlibrary.visuscience.com/

2. Search for: VisuDoc macOS Software Download

3. Download and install

Compatible with Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs

VisuDoc is now available on macOS and is designed to integrate smoothly into existing clinical workflows—without new hardware or complex setup. VisuDoc is now compatible with the following macOS devices:

Apple Silicon (ARM64) Macs – minimum macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later:

  • MacBook Air (M1, M2, M3)

  • MacBook Pro (M1, M2, M3)

  • iMac (M1, M3)

  • Mac mini (M1, M2)

  • Mac Studio (M1, M2)

  • Mac Pro (M2)

Intel (x86_64) Macs – minimum macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later:

  • All Intel-based Mac computers

  • Supports running on Apple Silicon Macs via Rosetta 2

There is no need to replace or upgrade existing computers—all supported devices can run VisuDoc with confidence.


Working Seamlessly With QuikVue and MeiboVue

VisuDoc is an ophthalmic case management app developed by VisuScience, designed to bring imaging, documentation, and clinical insight together in one place.

It works seamlessly with two key VisuScience imaging devices:

QuikVue – a smartphone eye imaging adaptor used to capture anterior segment images

MeiboVue – an infrared imaging camera designed to capture meibomian gland images for dry eye diagnosis reference

By connecting these devices through VisuDoc, clinicians can manage different types of ocular images within a single, unified system. Beyond image acquisition, VisuDoc supports structured clinical documentation. It allows practitioners to:

  • Record ophthalmic pathology and patient information

  • Add diagnostic opinions and clinical notes

  • Maintain organized case records for ongoing disease management

This integrated approach helps streamline documentation while supporting clearer communication—both within the clinic and during patient education.

Access the macOS Version via the Content Library

To download the macOS version of VisuDoc, visit the VisuScience Content Library:

1. Log in to: https://contentlibrary.visuscience.com/

2. Search for: VisuDoc macOS Software Download

3. Download and install

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