IQity

1 day ago

More technology does not automatically mean better surgery.

In many operating rooms, it adds more steps, more interfaces, more complexity, and higher cost.

The real opportunity is simplification.
Designing systems that reduce friction, not add to it.

#Iqity #Simplification #Ophthalmology

James Simms Yousuf Khalifa Sascha Burger Steve Wilmarth, MD Daniel Chang

IQity

2 days ago

In ophthalmology, it’s getting harder to separate signal from noise.

There is a lot happening in ophthalmology right now, and not much time to sort through it all.

IQ Signal is how we share what we are seeing and learning, directly with you. A concise newsletter focused on emerging technologies and the conversations that matter for real world practice.

No spam. No fluff.
Just the insights that matter for daily practice and long-term planning. 

Visit https://lnkd.in/enpZUXZ6 to learn more and subscribe.

#IQity #IQSignal #Ophthalmology 

Jaime Martiz Daniel Chang Steve Wilmarth, MD Sascha Burger James Simms

IQity

Jan 1, 2026

A new year brings fresh momentum and a clear milestone ahead. ASCRS 2026 is 100 days away.

Over the past months, we’ve been building, testing, refining, and listening closely to surgeons. What we’ll be sharing at ASCRS reflects that work.

We’re not ready to reveal everything just yet; but for those paying attention to where ophthalmic surgery is heading, this is one to watch. 

#ASCRS2026 #IQity

IQity

Dec 31, 2025

Here’s to a new year of purposeful innovation, smarter systems, and better outcomes in ophthalmology. Happy New Year from the IQity team.

#IQity #Ophthalmology #Innovation #DigitalHealth #PatientCare #2026Vision

IQity

Dec 24, 2025

From all of us at IQity, Merry Christmas. 
Thank you to our partners, clinicians, and collaborators for being part of a year shaped by progress, trust, and shared purpose.

#IQity #Ophthalmology #MedicalInnovation #HealthcareTechnology #Partnerships #SeasonGreetings

IQity

Dec 22, 2025

Achieving consistent visual outcomes remains one of the most complex challenges in ophthalmology.

Clinical research continues to show how variability across patients, procedures, and postoperative conditions can influence IOL performance and patient satisfaction. Too often, managing that variability depends on manual calculations, fragmented data, and subjective judgment.

At IQity, we address this challenge with technology designed to reduce human error. Swipe to see 
→ Swipe to see how IQity is looking to support your practice.

#IQity #Ophthalmology #IOL #VisualOutcomes #MedicalInnovation #PatientSafety #ConnectedCare

IQity

Dec 18, 2025

Even with near-universal EHR adoption, much of ophthalmic data is still captured and reviewed manually. This creates inefficiencies that introduce error, consume clinician time, and limit scalability.

Research from other surgical fields shows that manual chart review can carry error rates of approximately 10% and take several minutes per case, while automated data queries deliver faster and more reliable results.

At IQity, we believe ophthalmology deserves better systems.
→ Swipe to see how IQity is looking to support your practice. 

Jaime Martiz Daniel Chang Steve Wilmarth, MD Yousuf Khalifa Sascha Burger James Simms 

Efficiency isn’t just about speed. It’s about designing systems that work. 

#IQity #Ophthalmology #HealthIT #MedicalInnovation #PatientSafety #ClinicalEfficiency #DigitalHealth

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IQity

Dec 16, 2025

Laterality errors highlight a critical truth in ophthalmology: even small human mistakes can have significant consequences.

Since 2006 studies show how left-right confusion remains a real and preventable risk in clinical care. The takeaway is clear, safety improves when systems are designed to reduce reliance on manual processes.

At IQity, this principle guides everything we build. By removing ambiguity and minimizing manual intervention, we aim to reduce human error, lower provider burden, and deliver superior visual outcomes with greater impact and lower cost. Swipe to see our upcoming solutions to this underling issue.

James Simms Sascha Burger Yousuf Khalifa Steve Wilmarth, MD

#IQity #Ophthalmology #PatientSafety #MedicalInnovation #DigitalHealth #Laterality #ConnectedCare

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IQity

Dec 11, 2025

“Efficiency in glaucoma practices begins with an intentional design,” writes Jonathan S. Myers and David S. Friedman, MD, PhD, MPH; for Ophthalmology Times Europe and at IQity we couldn’t agree more. 

As the article outlines, small changes in layout and workflow can dramatically cut waste, reduce patient wait times, lower staff burden, and improve care quality. That’s why IQity builds tools designed from the ground up to simplify surgical visualization and streamline clinical workflows.

Swipe to understand how IQity aligns innovation with operational efficiency 👉 

#IQity #Ophthalmology #Glaucoma #ClinicEfficiency #MedicalInnovation #SurgicalTech #PatientCare

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IQity

Dec 10, 2025

We were honored to have Dr.Sonia Yoo  join us at AAO 2025 for her initial evaluation of the IQ-SurgiView visualization system.

In this video, Dr. Yoo shares her initial thoughts on the novel design of the system’s technology, highlighting its potential to enhance precision and efficiency in the operating room.

At IQity, we’re shaping the future of ophthalmic surgery by developing tools that deliver insight, clarity, and connection where it counts most.

#Ophthalmology #Innovation #IQity #SurgicalTech #Microsurgery