BostonSight Increases Accessibility of Higher Order Abberation (HOA) Correction in Vision CarePushes Industry Forward Through SmartSight™ HOA Collaborator Program and
Open-Aberrometer Platform By: BostonSight BostonSight has been actively treating patients with HOA technology for more than 20 years, starting with front surface eccentricity features in their lenses and moving forward to full wavefront correction. The organization is expanding access to this innovative technology to help additional patients who could benefit. HOAs are imperfections in the ocular visual system that result in visually significant distortions, such as glare, halos, blurring, starburst patterns, double vision or difficulty seeing at night. Typical contact lenses or glasses are ineffective at correcting these aberrations, however BostonSight PROSE™ devices and BostonSight SCLERAL lenses with the addition of SmartSight HOA correcting technology have shown promising results. BostonSight's HOA correcting technology uses an open-aberrometer platform along with a simple step-by-step guide and consultation to help novice to experienced practitioners harness the benefits of HOA correction and improve patient vision. "We are excited to collaborate with our BostonSight PROSE and BostonSight SCLERAL networks to further enhance the HOA technology that BostonSight has offered for years," said Dr. Daniel Brocks, BostonSight's Chief Medical Officer. "Our partners and colleagues are experts in patient care and have vast knowledge about patients' vision challenges. Through collaboration and our open-aberrometer platform, together we can increase understanding and accessibility to HOA correction, helping more people see clearly." "BostonSight advances specialty lens technology through our academic medical center model, leveraging 30 years of scleral lens design and training, an on-site patient clinic, and an active research center," said Sara Yost, BostonSight President and CEO. "This model allows BostonSight to continually learn from patient and practitioner feedback, identify needs, and develop technologies and treatments that lead to better patient care and outcomes. By joining the HOA Collaborator Program, practitioners can help push the industry forward." BostonSight PROSE and SCLERAL network partners, or other Optometrists or Ophthalmologists who have access to an aberrometer and are interested in joining the HOA Collaborator Program may inquire at https://www.bostonsight.org/ To join the BostonSight SCLERAL Partner Network, join at no cost at www.bostonsightscleral.org/ About BostonSight® BostonSight End
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