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 ...
It is always appropriate to evaluate if there are ways to save on operating expenses. In the last few years, we've learned that evaluating costs isn't (...)
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Vision Path, Inc., the manufacturer of Hubble contact lenses, agreed to pay $3.5 million in penalties and compensation to settle charges brought by th (...)
Now, perhaps more than ever, eye care practitioners around the country are feeling the effects of physical and emotional burnout. 2020 was supposed to (...)
Progressive lenses are indeed a remarkable invention, and they are the preferred choice over a lined bifocal. They offer many benefits, such as allowi (...)
Patients trust their optometrists and ophthalmologists with one of their most valued senses. They deserve high-quality care and treatment, but eye car (...)
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In an age when technologies often have a super-short lifecycle, moving from birth to peak to obsolescence in a matter of months, our decades-old frien (...)
Your eye care practice depends on your employees and just one staff member's performance issues can impact operations. Such issues may range from poor (...)