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VF2000 Staff Time & Room Estimator

Visual fields tie up a room and a technician. Enter how many fields you run, how long each one takes your staff today, and how much of that time a self-guided headset gives back.

Fields actually run, not scheduled.
Days the perimeter is in use.
Setup, instruction, monitoring and reset on your current perimeter.
Setup and reset only. The headset instructs and runs the test. Use your own demo timing.
Leave 0 if the perimeter shares a room that stays in use.
n/a
Staff hours freed per month
n/a
Extra fields possible in the same staff time
n/a
Room hours freed per month

Results appear once every field above has a number in it.

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What this does and does not tell you. This page deliberately says nothing about payment. It models time and space only: how many technician hours change hands when the instrument runs the test, and how many room hours come back when the perimeter packs away between sessions. Whether those hours are worth anything depends on what your practice does with them. The minutes-per-field figure for the VF2000 should come from your own demo, not from this page.
Sources. All inputs are yours. VF2000 self-guided operation and no-dedicated-room use are Micro Medical’s published characteristics. See the product page for the specification and its date.

Where the VF2000 fits and where it does not

The VF2000 wins on portability, space and self-guided testing. If your fields are mostly glaucoma progression on a long-established bowl perimeter, the COMPASS with fundus tracking may be the better instrument even at a higher cost. See the visual field comparison.

Bring the numbers, not a model number.

Ryan can walk through these figures against the instruments he carries and tell you which one, if any, earns the space.

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