Envision Eye Bank
Helping others see future possibilites.
Restore the Gift of Sight
Imagine coming back into sight after living in a world of darkness.
Advancing Corneal Transplantation
As one of only 70 eye banks in the US, we use leading-edge technology to obtain, medically evaluate, and process corneal eye tissue for transplant. We distribute corneal tissue for transplant throughout Idaho, the US, and the world.
Accredited and Trusted
Envision is accredited by the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA), a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring vision through excellence in eye banking.
Real Impact
Nearly 300 individuals regain their sight each year through corneal transplants made possible by Envision. It’s a gift that changes everything, even your whole perspective on what’s possible.
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Years of Service to the State of Idaho
10,000
Envision has recovered over 10,000 donors in the State of Idaho to restore sight.
Accreditation and Certification
“Thank you”
“Thank you for your loved one’s precious donation that I was so blessed to receive. I know that you suffered a great loss in order to make it possible to receive this gift. I have battled cancer, brain surgery, and your loved one’s most precious gift will help me to keep my eye sight. Thank you and your loved one, and know that I will always be grateful.”
- Corneal Transplant Recipient
Give the Gift of Sight
It’s easy to sign up to be an eye donor. No matter your age or medical condition, you can make a dramatic difference in someone’s life. Over 98% of all corneal transplants successfully restore the recipient’s vision. An estimated 49,000 transplants were performed in the United States last year. Currently, more than 6,000 people are awaiting corneal transplants in the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, individuals of all ages can be an eye donor.
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No, eye donation doesn’t interfere with having an open-casket funeral. There are no visible signs of donation.
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No, most medical conditions do not disqualify individuals from becoming an eye donor.
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Yes! Poor eyesight does not preclude donation.
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No, health care providers are dedicated to ensuring patient centered care. Providers do not have access to an individuals donor registry status.