The ophthalmology platform bringing care, operations, and revenue together under one roof.
NEW ORLEANS — When thousands of ophthalmologists, practice leaders and healthcare professionals gather in New Orleans for the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s 2026 Annual Meeting this October, they will be looking at more than the latest advances in eye care.
They will also be looking at how technology can change the way eye-care practices work.
Among the companies bringing that conversation to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center is EHNOTE, an ophthalmology-focused healthcare technology company that has built a connected platform spanning the clinical, operational and financial sides of an eye-care practice.
EHNOTE will exhibit at Booth #4619 from October 10–12, where attendees can see the platform in action and explore its approach to bringing multiple practice functions into one system.
The platform brings together EHR, practice management, ASC workflows, billing and revenue cycle management, patient engagement and AI-powered workflows.
The idea is straightforward: an eye-care practice should not have to piece together its most important workflows across disconnected systems.
From the exam room to the front desk — and beyond
EHNOTE’s approach goes beyond digitizing the medical chart.
Its Ambient AI Scribe listens to the patient-physician conversation and turns it into a structured clinical note, while its AI Scheduling Agents can handle appointment booking, rescheduling, cancellations and confirmations.
The company has also built technology around the less visible parts of running an eye-care organization — including surgical workflows, billing, patient communication, inventory and practice analytics.
For ophthalmology practices, those connections matter because the patient journey rarely ends when the clinical encounter ends.
An appointment can lead to a procedure.
A procedure can lead to billing.
A clinical visit can lead to an optical purchase or follow-up.
A missed appointment can become lost revenue.
EHNOTE’s platform is designed to connect those pieces rather than leave them in separate systems.
A different kind of ASC system
At AAO 2026, EHNOTE will also showcase its ophthalmology ASC workflow.
The company has built its ASC software specifically around eye surgery, covering workflows from pre-op through post-op, rather than adapting a general surgery system for ophthalmology.
That distinction reflects a broader philosophy behind the platform: software should adapt to the way ophthalmology works, rather than asking ophthalmology practices to adapt to generic software.
A meeting about what comes next
AAO 2026 runs October 9–12, with the Expo taking place October 10–12 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. The meeting brings together ophthalmologists and healthcare professionals from around the world and includes clinical education, practice management programming and the latest ophthalmic technologies.
For EHNOTE, the New Orleans meeting is an opportunity to put its approach directly in front of the people who use these systems every day.
Attendees can visit EHNOTE at Booth #4619 to see the platform and its ophthalmology-specific workflows firsthand.
Write to us for booking your visit at info@ehnote.com