Getting Started with AMT
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Getting Started with AMT
Onboarding, application training, and clinical support for your first amniotic membrane therapy case.
Understand the products
Aurora and Eclipse are the two office-based options. Aurora is dehydrated with a central aperture — worn for 5–7 days. Eclipse is dehydrated — applied and covered with a bandage contact lens. Start with the product that fits your most common indication.
Compare products →Identify your first patient
Your first AMT patient is already in your practice. Look for: moderate-to-severe dry eye not responding to drops, a recurrent corneal erosion, a persistent epithelial defect, or a chemical injury. Any of these is a strong first case.
Patient selection guide →Learn the application technique
The Application Academy covers every step — patient preparation, tissue handling, placement, and follow-up. Watch the technique videos before your first case. The Ophthalogix clinical team is also available for live support.
Application Academy →Set up your billing
CPT 65778 reimburses an average of $827/eye for office-based AMT. The Ophthalogix billing packet covers coding, documentation, and payer-specific guidance. Most practices are billing within their first week.
Reimbursement support →Place your first order
Aurora and Eclipse are room-temperature dehydrated products. Tetra is also room-temperature. Order what you need for your first case — the Ophthalogix team will confirm storage requirements and delivery timing.
Order online →See it done before you do it.
Before your first case.
Ready to treat your first patient?
The Ophthalogix clinical team will walk you through everything — product selection, application technique, billing setup, and your first order.