In the September 2016 issue of National Geographic magazine, the publication highlighted the global health challenge of blindness in a series of published articles and interactive stories. The following is a letter to the editor of National Geographic…
In recognition of World Sight Day, today HelpMeSee has submitted its petition to the United Nations calling for support to train specialists to treat cataracts, which is the leading cause of preventable blindness around the world. The petition was submitted by…
Out of hundreds of entries around the world, HelpMeSee has been selected by judges of the Clearly Vision Prize as one of nine Innovation Prize winners. HelpMeSee was recognized by judges in the Training category for its simulation-based training program, which aims to…
The HelpMeSee Simulation-Based Learning System (SBLS) developed by HARMAN Connected Services enables thousands of specialists to be trained in cataract surgery using HelpMeSee’s Eye Surgical Simulator. HARMAN, the premier connected technologies company for the…
Dr. Van Charles Lansingh, HelpMeSee’s Chief Medical Officer for Latin America, has been selected by the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) as this year’s winner of the International Blindness Prevention Award. This award, given to Dr. Lansingh in honor of his…
HelpMeSee has been named a finalist in the 2016 Classy Awards, an annual event to recognize 100 of “the most innovative nonprofits and social enterprises.” This year’s finalists include organizations working across healthcare, education, employment and environmental…
HelpMeSee was chosen as a top 10 nonprofit and social enterprise at the 6th annual Classy Awards, in recognition of its innovative program to end cataract blindness through surgical training. The Classy Awards, which Classy presents in honor of “remarkable…
HelpMeSee is pleased to announce its selection as one of two featured nonprofits for the speaker gift donation at the annual International Finance Corporation’s Global Private Equity Conference in association with EMPEA. The 2016 conference will be held during May 9 -…
It is with deepest regrets that HelpMeSee announces the death of Dr. Jatin B. Shah, our Chief Medical Officer, Asia. In a statement, HelpMeSee President and CEO, Jacob Mohan Thazhathu said that, “The passing of Dr. Jatin Shah as a friend and colleague is a great loss…
What affects 20 million people, robs the global economy of billions of dollars and can be fixed with a five-minute procedure? The answer is cataract blindness. The disease, which begins with clouding of the eyes and can lead to loss of vision without treatment, will…
HelpMeSee, Inc.
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1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 308,
Jersey City, NJ 07302
HelpMeSee es una organización sin ánimo de lucro 501(c)(3) registrada en Estados Unidos. La misión de HelpMeSee es erradicar la ceguera evitable por cataratas en todo el mundo. Lo conseguimos a través de un programa innovador y escalable de formación en cirugía de cataratas basado en la simulación. Nuestro programa abarca la cirugía manual de cataratas con incisión pequeña (MSICS), el curso de formación basado en la simulación de facoemulsificación, el curso de formación basado en la simulación de sutura y cursos complementarios. Estas ofertas permiten a los profesionales de la visión perfeccionar sus habilidades, dominar procedimientos vitales y destacar en oftalmología. Nos dedicamos a devolver la visión a las personas con discapacidad visual grave y ceguera inducida por cataratas en todo el mundo.
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