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 ...
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. (...)
If you understand the benefits of your practice having a blog, you know that it can be a highly valuable marketing tool. When your practice has a cons (...)
While finding an employee with the right skills and background can be a challenge in itself, a key part in sealing the deal is the job offer letter. A (...)
In this day and age, with everything technology based, most practices are focusing on becoming as streamlined as possible. Patients check in using iPa (...)
In the United States, it is estimated that there are 3 million people living with glaucoma. Sadly, only about half know they have it. Routine eye exam (...)
As anyone who has ever actively practiced optometry likely knows, what your schedule looks like on paper is often not reflected in reality. We often s (...)
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 (...)
The holiday season can be the most stressful time of the year for many people. Then 2020 arrived; stressors multiplied tenfold. If we add up all the s (...)