Business of Refractive Cataract Surgery Summit
Taking Your Practice from Good to Great
Grow your advanced-technology IOL practice with confidence!
The second annual Business of Refractive Cataract Surgery (BRiCS) Summit—October 3–5 in Chicago, Illinois—will help you overcome obstacles many practices face with these advanced-technology IOLs by:
- Taking a team approach
- Providing 18+ course hours from faculty with a proven track record of success
- Including access to an exclusive, invaluable resource library built from 20 years of experience as well as ongoing mentorship and support
This investment in your practice will provide the navigational tools the team needs to lead patients on their refractive cataract surgery journey.
Space for this course is limited.

Onsite Insights From the 2024 BRiCS Summit
18+ Onsite Course Hours | Substantial Resources
Successful adoption of advanced-technology implants into your cataract practice could recoup your investment in one month, one week, or even one day.

Team Experience
A successful refractive cataract practice has the whole team on board—from the surgeon to the primary implementor (check out the FAQs to learn what an implementor is), all touchpoints along the patient journey are important. For this reason, both surgeons and a member of their practice staff are encouraged to attend together. Learn more about who should attend this course.
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In-Person Intensive
More than 18 course hours will cover the patient experience cycle, business foundation, and the necessary tools and approach to incorporate advanced-technology IOLs in your cataract practice. The onsite experience will offer a variety of engaging learning formats, including CME programming and sponsored events. Experience a first of its kind environment where practices engage in open and judgement-free dialogue on their most important category.
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Ongoing Support
In addition to the onsite curriculum and workshops, course attendees will receive access to exclusive resources that include customizable patient forms, practice checklists, scripts, and educational materials all currently in use by our faculty that you can incorporate into your practice today. The course instructors have enacted an open-door policy and remain extremely engaged with attendees, hosting webinars focused on implementation, answering questions, offering advice, and recommending resources to aid in your practice journey. Attendees also join a cohort of faculty and course alumni all striving for the same goal.
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