Brenda Horn came to Miracles In Sight from LifePoint, SC, where she was Vice President of Tissue Services. Her professional accomplishments are many, including the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) Heise Award winner, in recognition of her outstanding devotion to the EBAA’s development. It is the highest honor given to those serving in the fight against blindness.Read More
Miracles In Sight is now serving Western North Carolina Hospice Organizations. Read more about William: Read More
Miracles in Sight is the second largest eye bank in the United States and helps train future eye specialists, locally, nationally and internationally. It is open 7 days a week, and 24 hours a day. The organization strives to help the third of the population who experience corneal blindness.
Miracles In Sight (MIS) announced today it has acquired the eye-banking program of LifePoint in South Carolina, effective May 4, 2015. The strategic partnership will help expand the footprint of MIS in the southeast, providing physicians in SC with the most up-to-date eye bank services and resources in the field today.
After a brief transition period, MIS will be the provider of eye-banking services for South Carolina. LifePoint will continue to provide organ and tissue donor services to hospitals throughout SC.Read More
Miracles In Sight (MIS) was founded with the mission of restoring sight through transplantation and related medical therapy and research. We have worked hard to deliver a new service that will strengthen our position as one of the leading global organizations fighting corneal blindness.Read More
DMEK is quickly becoming THE standard in posterior corneal transplantation. DMEK results in better visual acuity than DSAEK, as well as a reduced risk of graft rejection. Whether you are just beginning your DMEK journey or have a great deal of experience, consider using Miracles In Sight’s knowledgeable team for DMEK consultation and tissue preparation.Read More
