Georgia Eye Bank Inc
5605 Glenridge Drive, Atlanta, 30342
(800) 342-9812 · more numbers below
Georgia Eye Bank is a nonprofit eye bank in Sandy Springs and Atlanta. It recovers and prepares donated corneas and other eye tissue and provides it to surgeons for transplant surgery. It also supplies tissue for eye research, teaching and training.
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What they offer 7
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Corneal and Ocular Tissue for TransplantService
Surgeons can order donor corneas and other eye tissue for transplant surgery, including emergency cases. Requests are taken by phone, fax or email at any hour.
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Donor Family and Recipient CorrespondenceService
Reviews and forwards anonymous letters between donor families and cornea transplant recipients while protecting privacy.
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Donor Family Authorization and SupportService
Guides donor families through phone authorization and medical/social history questions when eye donation is possible.
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Eye Donation Education and Donor Registration InformationService
Explains eye and cornea donation and directs people to the Donate Life Georgia donor registry.
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Eye Tissue for Research and TrainingService
Researchers, trainers, and teachers can apply to Georgia Eye Bank to receive human eye tissue for non-surgical uses like medical research, training, and education. Applicants fill out a form describing their project, and the group's President and CEO reviews and approves each request.
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Public Outreach VolunteeringProgram
Trains volunteers to help with donor registry awareness, health fairs, and education for nurses or community groups.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Research, Education, and Training Tissue SupportProgram
Researchers, teachers and companies can ask for human eye tissue for research, teaching and training. The eye bank works with surgeons, universities and biomedical companies.
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