The Institute for Community Living (ICL) helps children, adults and families—New Yorkers of all backgrounds and ages—living with serious mental illness, substance use disorder, and developmental disabilities achieve greater health and independence.
ICL leverages its technological innovation to drive growth across multiple market segments. Our operations are organized into four key business segments: Growing Solutions, Industrial Products, Phosphate Solutions and Potash.
ICL surgery is a procedure that treats poor eyesight from refractive errors by implanting a Collamer® lens into your eye. This surgery may be possible for people who don’t meet the criteria for LASIK surgery.
ICL surgery is a procedure that implants contact lenses and is an alternative to Lasik. Learn more about the risks and benefits of the procedure.
ICL Surgery: What You Need to Know About Procedure and Recovery - WebMD
ICL is a New York based, non-for-profit, human service agency, which provides integrated help to members of our community who are in need of trauma-oriented, recovery-oriented, and person-centered care. We serve 10,000 adults, veterans, children, and families annually within our communities.
STAAR's lens used in refractive surgery is called an Implantable Collamer® Lens or "ICL". More than 4,000,000 ICLs have been sold to date. STAAR has over 900 employees and markets lenses in over 75 countries.
During ICL surgery, a specially trained eye surgeon permanently implants the ICL between your eye’s natural lens and iris (the colored part of your eye). The ICL works with your natural lens to bend (refract) light on the retina, and this produces clearer vision.