Public-benefit cataract surgery teams
Organize expert teams to support short-term concentrated cataract surgery and public-benefit patient services.
Medical cooperation platform
Xentra Medical is a medical platform focused on eye health service cooperation, connecting ophthalmology experts, hospital partners, training resources, and project execution capabilities to support cataract care, doctor training, public-benefit eye health programs, and international hospital cooperation.
50,000+
Public-benefit cataract surgeries
1000+
Ophthalmology experts trained
100+
Hospital departments supported

Connect experienced cataract, ophthalmic surgery, and clinical training experts.
Support ophthalmology department development, service workflow optimization, and project collaboration.
Organize clinical training, technical exchange, and grassroots doctor capacity-building programs.
Coordinate patient support, cataract public-benefit programs, and accessible eye health actions.
Support hospitals, public-benefit organizations, and public health partners in cross-regional eye health cooperation.

Platform introduction
Xentra Medical is committed to promoting more accessible, standardized, and sustainable eye health service cooperation. The platform connects ophthalmology experts, hospital cooperation networks, doctor training resources, equipment and consumables support, and project execution teams to help partner hospitals develop cataract service capacity, public-benefit patient support, and clinical cooperation programs.
We believe clear vision is connected not only to health, but also to personal dignity, family life, and social participation. Through expert collaboration, hospital capacity building, doctor training, and public-benefit support, Xentra Medical aims to help more regions build sustainable eye health service capacity.
Medical team
The platform is supported by confirmed cataract surgery specialists and clinical trainers with extensive surgical, teaching, and public-benefit eye-care experience.

Cataract surgery, phacoemulsification training, and grassroots ophthalmology capacity building
Chief Physician / Professor / Master's Supervisor
30+ years experience
Clinical and teaching
60,000+ surgeries
Surgical record
800+ trainees trained
Training support

Cataract surgery, ophthalmic surgical support, and public-benefit blindness-prevention programs
Chief Physician / Associate Professor
26 years experience
Clinical, teaching, research
40,000+ surgeries
Surgical record
500+ trainees trained
Training support
Selected programs
Selected hospital cooperation cases show how cataract service capacity, doctor training, and public-benefit patient support can be developed in practical hospital settings.

Building county-level ophthalmology service capacity from zero

From public-benefit support to sustainable cataract service capacity

A six-month cooperation model combining equipment setup, expert training, clinical workflow, and charity-supported access.
International cooperation
Xentra Medical supports hospitals, ophthalmic institutions, public-benefit organizations, and public health partners in cooperation around cataract services, doctor training, patient support, and hospital capacity building. We focus more on sustainable local service capacity than one-time short-term medical activities.
Organize expert teams to support short-term concentrated cataract surgery and public-benefit patient services.
Support grassroots ophthalmologist capacity building through surgical mentoring, case discussion, and technical exchange.
Assist hospitals in improving ophthalmology service workflows, equipment resource configuration, and project execution pathways.
Current pilot opportunity
For hospitals with basic medical facilities and cooperation readiness, Xentra Medical is working with qualified ophthalmic expert teams to organize cross-border surgical support and doctor training programs. According to actual needs, ophthalmic expert teams may bring required surgical equipment, medicines, and consumables to local hospitals, while supporting cataract screening, expert guidance, clinical surgical support, and doctor skills training to help hospitals improve ophthalmic diagnosis and treatment capacity and gradually build a sustainable local eye-care service system.