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HelpMeSee
Transforming lives through innovation and surgical simulation. #RestoreSight #RestoreLives
About HelpMeSee
In a world where 100 million people are blind or visually impaired due to cataract, HelpMeSee, a not-for-profit under IRS 501(c)(3), has a global mission to eradicate cataract blindness by increasing the training of Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS). This quick procedure produces high quality results cost effectively. We achieve this through an innovative, scalable simulation-based cataract surgical training program. Our program covers Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS), Phacoemulsification Simulation-based Training Course, Suturing Simulation-based Training Course, and Supplementary Courses. These offerings empower eye care professionals to refine their skills, master vital procedures, and excel in ophthalmology. We are dedicated to restoring vision for those with severe visual impairment and cataract-induced blindness worldwide. With more than 60 simulators and 17 training centers worldwide, HelpMeSee partners with governments, universities and innovators to fight the global cataract blindness crisis.
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Products & Services
HelpMeSee employs a step-by-step approach to MSICS training for cataract surgeons
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Presence & Recognition
HelpMeSee hosted its first day as coffee bar owners at Blackstone Coffees in Stafford, VA, with a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 21st.
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Products & Services
HelpMeSee introduced MSICS training within the Simulation-based Training Program to introduce cataract surgeons to tunnel construction techniques used during cataract surgery.
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Presence & Recognition
HelpMeSee is attending the ESRS 2026 conference at the Simulation Training Lab from September 12 to 14 for a hands-on simulation-based training session in MSICS and Phacoemulsification.
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Products & Services
HelpMeSee offers a controlled practice environment for surgical training called the MSICS Simulation-based Training Program.
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