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Eye care practice owners might occasionally wonder what can be done to improve the patient experience. The answer is actually straightforward: start w (...)
No-shows come at a price. While no eye care practice can be fully immune to them, there are ways to minimize the impact of no-shows on your practice. (...)
The first soft contact lens came to market in 1972. Over a decade later, just when we thought things couldn’t get any better, the first single-u (...)
We are continually making discoveries when it comes to the ubiquitous condition that is dry eye. One thing we’ve learned is the significant role (...)
In these competitive times when independent practices are often vying against huge corporate box stores with seemingly unlimited budgets and resources (...)
For an eye care practice owner or any medical or professional practice owner for that matter, it's an incredible feeling receiving a notification that (...)
The receptionist is likely the first staff member to interact with the patients in your practice. Because of how crucial these often undervalued emplo (...)
Anyone practicing optometry has undoubtedly run into a patient who abuses their contact lenses by overwearing them. Some patients will come straight o (...)
It’s no surprise that when summer wraps up, there is an influx of calls from frantic parents needing their children to have an eye exam before t (...)
We are surrounded by electromagnetic waves of all sorts on a daily basis. We characterize them based on their wavelength, from shorter gamma rays and (...)