Wayfinding as a ServiceSM for Healthcare
Personalized Digital Wayfinding technology that uses photo landmark navigation to provide clear, visual indoor pedestrian directions
Learn More!The Patient Journey
Eyedog makes the Patient Journey from home to appointment easy! Start your route from the comfort of your own home, for easy-to-follow directions the whole way.
Start at home with appointment reminders.
Personalized parking & entrance options chosen by the patient
Physical signage available corresponds to key POIs
Step-by-step directions customized to each patient's journey
Visual cues plus directions make it easy to navigate the path
Start at home with appointment reminders.
Personalized parking & entrance options chosen by the patient
Physical signage available corresponds to key POIs
Step-by-step directions customized to each patient's journey
Visual cues plus directions make it easy to navigate the path
Product Features
Unparalleled wayfinding performance, scalability, and reliability.
Empathetic
Eyedog centers the user, providing clear photo directions from their unique perspective.
Effective
97% of users find their way to the destination, reporting a positive experience.
Agile
Our WaaS offering provides on-going support ensuring our wayfinding always fits the campus' unique and changing needs.
Adoptable
Familiar smartphone technology makes Eyedog easy to use - Everyone can use Eyedog!
Eyedog. Wayfinding the Right Way.
Request a DemoSee the Eyedog Wayfinding Experience in action!
Our Photo Landmark Navigation uses photographs of key points along the path to deliver clear indoor pedestrian directions that match the users’ surroundings. Watch this video to see how Eyedog can transform the Patient Journey from Home to Appointment!
The Eyedog Advantage
Mitigate the Cost of Confusion
Eyedog wayfinding optimizes patient flow, reducing late and missed appointments, thus leading to monetary benefits and additional ROI.
Omni-Channel Availability
Eyedog navigation is accessible and flexible for absolutely everyone - users don't have to be tech savvy to understand Eyedog!
Easy to Maintain and Extend
Eyedog makes updating pathways simple and immediate. Our WaaS offering accounts for building changes and expansion.
Affordable & Scalable
No beacons, hardware, or network infrastructure required - and no need for constant internet connectivity.
News & Updates at Eyedog.US
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Mobile Wayfinding Technology that works. Every step of the way.
Scientific Research says...
The Eyedog.US Team
Behind Eyedog.US is a team of passionate individuals who strive to bring compassion and empathy into the patient experience in a variety of healthcare settings. Because we know that Healthcare facilities often foster intense emotion - both good and bad - we center our work in developing compassionate solutions meant to ease stress and anxiety during some of life's most intense emotional moments. Our tech solutions are paired with an empathetic approach that improves the human experience.
Kay Via
VP Operations and Sales
Kay is passionate about the patient experience and knows firsthand the major impact good digital wayfinding makes on a healthcare campus. With Eyedog.US, she provides executive leadership in the areas of sales, client implementations, and adoption services.
Jeff Fisher
Board Member and Advisor
Jeff looks at the whole picture to imagine creative ways to engage healthcare communities in digital wayfinding technology that promises a positive patient experience. With Eyedog.US, Jeff provides technical leadership, strategy, and patient engagement strategy services.
Don't take our word for it, take theirs.
Landmarks are ideal wayfinding tools for directing a person from A to B as they allow fast reasoning and efficient communication.
Stephan Winter, PhD
Department of Spatial Information Science,
University of Melbourne, Australia
Efficient communications platform
One of the most important elements wayfinding best practices acknowledges, is that most orientation occurs via landmark for any building user.
Philippe De Maeyer, PhD
Department of Geography,
Ghent University, Belgium
Landmarks are better for indoor navigation
The use of landmarks is often linked with the quality of route instructions as they are related to the natural cognitive navigation process of humans.
Daniel R. Montello, PhD
Department of Geography,
UC Santa Barbara
Aligned with how humans think
Many people have difficulties interpreting maps and other abstract visualizations of space. Research acknowledges that indoor maps are a compromised interface for people finding their way in complex environments.
Christoph Hölscher, PhD
Department of Cognitive Science,
ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Say no to maps and yes to photos