iCare

iCare IC200

iCare's most versatile rebound tonometer, measuring intraocular pressure with the patient sitting, standing, elevated, reclined, or fully supine.

Overview

The IC200 extends rebound tonometry to every patient position. With 200 degrees of positional freedom it measures IOP on patients who are supine, reclined, or elevated, which makes it the model for surgical settings, emergency assessment, bedside work, and any clinic that cannot always seat a patient upright. The Quick Measure feature captures a reading from two or three individual measurements instead of the standard six, and a green or red light at the probe base confirms positioning before you commit.

iCare IC200 rebound tonometer

Key capabilities

200 degrees of positional freedom: standing, sitting, elevated, reclined, or supine

Rebound measurement with no anesthetic drops, air, or specialized skills required

Quick Measure captures IOP from two or three measurements, about a third of the standard test time

High-visibility green and red positioning indicator at the probe base

IOP displayed to one decimal of a millimeter of mercury

Same single-use iCare TP01 probes as the IC100

FDA cleared for professional intraocular pressure screening

Long-term IOP data can be stored and analyzed in iCare CLINIC software

Technical specifications

Figures below come from current iCare product material. Confirm configuration-specific details with us before purchase.

Measurement principleRebound tonometry
Patient positionsStanding, sitting, elevated, reclined, supine
Positional freedom200 degrees
Fast captureQuick Measure from 2 to 3 measurements
Display resolution0.1 mmHg
ProbesSingle-use iCare TP01

IC100 or IC200?

If every IOP measurement in your office happens with the patient seated or standing, the IC100 covers you for less. The IC200 earns its place the first time you need a reading on a patient who is reclined, supine, or in a surgical position. See our side by side comparison for the details.

Who this is a good fit for

If none of these describe your practice, it is probably not the right choice, and we will tell you that.

Ophthalmology practices that measure IOP in surgical or procedure settings

Clinics seeing wheelchair users and patients who cannot sit upright

Emergency and urgent assessment where patient position varies

Practices standardizing on rebound tonometry across every scenario

What to ask on a demo

A demo is worth more when you arrive with your own cases and a list of questions. Here is what we would raise.

  • Measure a volunteer supine and seated and compare the workflow
  • Time the Quick Measure feature against your current tonometer
  • Ask how the IC200 and IC100 divide duties in a multi-lane office
  • Ask about iCare CLINIC if you want longitudinal IOP data in one place

How Blue River Medical supports the iCare IC200

Equipment consultation and model selection

On-site or in-office demo

Installation coordination

Staff training

Workflow planning around your existing lane

Ongoing customer support and service coordination

Trade-in discussions when you are replacing equipment

We serve eye care practices across Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Utah. Service and repair responsibility differs by manufacturer and model, so ask us what we handle directly and what we coordinate with the manufacturer. See service and maintenance for our general equipment service capabilities.

For the manufacturer's own material, see the official iCare product page.

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