Launching or scaling a dry eye clinic can feel overwhelming when it comes to equipment decisions. There are dozens of devices to choose from and limited time to evaluate them all. Many doctors delay starting their dry eye program because they are stuck comparing equipment, weighing costs, and second guessing what to invest in first. […]
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Choosing the right intraocular lens is about more than just refractive error or ocular health. It is also about understanding the patient’s personality, preferences, and tolerance for change. While clinical candidacy is essential, behavioral compatibility often determines whether a patient feels satisfied with their surgical outcome. In a world of increasingly sophisticated IOL technology, it […]
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Management Services Organizations, or MSOs, are helping physicians and specialists grow their practices without giving up ownership. They offer administrative support, financial guidance, staffing, and more.. allowing providers to focus on what they do best. But as MSOs grow, they often face a silent but serious challenge. The bigger the organization becomes, the harder it […]
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Introduction Building a thriving dry eye care program is about more than just offering treatments. Success depends heavily on how you manage your practice workflow, schedule patients, and train your team to maximize patient conversion and satisfaction. Poor scheduling and inefficient workflows lead to frustrated staff, lost revenue, and patients slipping through the cracks. This […]
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Dry eye disease diagnosis and patient education are critical pillars in building a successful dry eye treatment program. Many practices struggle with consistently diagnosing dry eye due to its multifactorial nature and sometimes subtle symptoms. Alongside accurate diagnosis, educating patients about their condition and treatment options greatly improves treatment adherence and outcomes. In this article, […]
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When a patient first hears about intraocular lenses during a surgical consultation, it can feel like drinking from a firehose. Words like presbyopia, toric, or multifocal are unfamiliar, and the entire process suddenly feels more complicated than expected. If that same patient had been introduced to the concept weeks or months earlier during a routine […]
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Dental Support Organizations, or DSOs, have become a major force in dentistry. They promise efficiency, consistency, and growth by centralizing operations like billing, marketing, and human resources. With the right structure, DSOs give dental providers the freedom to focus more on clinical care while the business side runs smoothly in the background. But as many […]
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Introduction Dry eye disease is one of the fastest growing areas in eye care and presents a significant opportunity for both clinical improvement and practice growth. For many ophthalmologists and optometrists, creating a focused dry eye treatment program can be a turning point for the practice. It improves patient outcomes and builds a sustainable source […]
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There is a big shift happening in dry eye care. The most successful practices are moving away from the old model of explaining everything during the exam and hoping the patient remembers. Instead, they are creating systems to educate patients before and after they leave the chair. That shift from reactive explanation to proactive education […]
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When it comes to specialty care, few areas are more complex to explain than vision therapy. The treatment itself is powerful… helping patients with conditions like convergence insufficiency, eye tracking disorders, and visual processing problems. But getting patients and parents to truly understand what vision therapy is and why it matters has always been a […]
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