Most optometrists are aware of the current inflation problem. While the costs of goods and services continue to rise, our insurance reimbursements do not. It&rs ...
Many practitioners may shy away from the idea of specialty contact lenses, thinking that the fits are too difficult and time-consuming to be profitabl (...)
We were forced to make some tough choices in 2020 and our employees endured everything from fear of losing their jobs to fear of losing their lives. I (...)
Most small practices are careful about what type of marketing strategies they should invest in, and when you have a limited budget, it is imperative t (...)
In a perfect business scenario, partner contributions are all equal. All partners are on the same page about running the practice and what needs to be (...)
Now, perhaps more than ever, eye care practitioners around the country are feeling the effects of physical and emotional burnout. 2020 was supposed to (...)
It seems only too obvious, right? A little added sleep and you will not only feel better, feel more alert, but also enjoy new levels of productivity. (...)
Optical sales are the bread and butter of any eye care practice. While the primary focus of an optometric or ophthalmic group may be to care for and r (...)
In the world of optometry practice, a lot of times it can feel like sink or swim. The market is driving optometrists to find new, innovative ways to p (...)
Most practice owners know the importance of the December 31 tax planning deadline. There are very few things you can do to affect your 2020 tax liabil (...)