ZEISS Medical Technology has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for ZEISS CLINIC 360. This cloud- and browser-based software platform is designed to bring diagnostic and medical data together within ophthalmic workflows. The platform will be available in the U.S. in early fall 2026 and joins the company’s portfolio of ophthalmic workflow solutions.
The company says CLINIC 360 is intended to make clinical information easier to access and review to help clinicians evaluate disease progression, inform treatment decisions, and manage patient data.
“ZEISS CLINIC 360 reflects our commitment to reducing complexity across the care journey and helping practitioners work more efficiently while maintaining focus on their patients, marking a significant advancement toward the delivery of more personalized patient care,” says Federico Villegas, head of ZEISS Medical Technology U.S. and president of Carl Zeiss Meditec USA.
Bringing Patient Data Together
ZEISS CLINIC 360 combines information from diagnostic devices, electronic medical records (EMRs), and practice systems to create a comprehensive patient view. Clinicians can access data from DICOM-enabled diagnostic devices, including ZEISS CIRRUS and CLARUS, as well as compatible third-party devices.
EMR integration can also bring information such as patient risk factors, family history, and allergies into the clinical workflow.
The platform includes disease-based summaries and interactive analysis tools that the company says are intended to help clinicians identify changes over time. For glaucoma management, for example, clinicians can monitor OCT, intraocular pressure, and visual field data using trend analysis and color-coded alerts. For consultation, clinicians can securely share cases and reports with colleagues with the ZEISS Collaborative Care feature.
Cloud-Based Data Management
ZEISS CLINIC 360 is built on the ZEISS Health Data Platform and can be accessed through the cloud or a web browser without requiring local software installation.
This platform provides a cloud-based alternative to ZEISS FORUM, the company’s existing on-premise data management solution, with flexibility and scalability in a subscription-based model, the company says.
“ZEISS CLINIC 360 represents a new standard in patient care support, helping clinicians identify meaningful change more quickly and spend less time searching for what they need,” says Anuj Kalra, head of Chronic Disease Management at ZEISS Medical Technology.