Icare USA, Inc., is a trusted partner offering cutting-edge technology to aid in diagnosing and screening ocular diseases. The ease of use and operational reliability are the cornerstones of iCare’s success. The iCare product line consists of medical devices for retinal imaging, fundus perimetry and rebound tonometry.
We believe that ophthalmic care should be accessible, effortless and reliable. Our mission is to establish the next level of eye care.
I've been doing GAT for roughly 8 years and in that time the doctors in the practice, we have 12, are split. Half say the GAT is the more accurate and the othe Icare is more accurate. I love being a tech for the Dr. who swear by the Icare so I don't have to explain to a patient, doing applanation, to keep your freaking head still, try not to blink for like 3 seconds while I turn the pressure knob, your eye is numb you won't feel a thing, oh yes please keep backing away from the blue applanation tip 8 times in a row, it's not like I have another 50 patients for the day.
I have had glaucoma for decades, they just used this machine on me for the first time today. It was way better than any other method! I barely felt it, and no eye drops are needed.
Is there a video explaining how to find the IP address? We often have energy surges and power outages which reset the IP address each time and we lose the network from the camera to our desktop computers.
Your ignorance on the subject is unfortunate and quite telling. It is also the reason that medical professionals have such a hard time treating patients at times. Your comment adds nothing to the discussion of this amazing, and quite innovative, product.
@@matthewwhite9161 have you used the personal tonometer? Do you know which one is the best for personal use and where can one purchase it - or is it only available from icare? Thank you
@@neelpata4423 Hi Neel. No I have not. I have used a few different tonometers throughout the various Emergency Departments I've worked at but the personal tonometers designed for home use are a little different in style than what we normally use. I do not know which home tonometer, across the multiple companies/brands out there, is best.
If you have glaucoma and your eye hurts so they need to measure the intraocular pressure, you will have to consent for this lmao. Unless you don't wanna get treated and go blind, then go ahead.
Oh this is awesome, it's great for getting an idea on how to use. Though, may I also add a suggestion? If possible, please also include maintenance instruction video for it.
