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What Does the Modern Optical Look Like?
Giving your optical a modern, updated look can improve the patient experience and your bottom line.
Sports Eyewear in Our Practices: Tips for Success
Getting patients excited about sports eyewear can both keep your patients safe while playing and also boost your optical sales.
Creating an In-House Vision Plan for My Patients Improved My Profitability
By dropping vision care plans and adopting a private pay in-house “club” for patients, Dr. Wesley has changed the scope of her practice, while still providing the highest quality care.
Vision Therapy Allows Us to Change Our Patients’ Lives
Embracing vision therapy not only helped Dr. Bell grow her practice, but it strengthened her connection with her patients and reignited her passion for optometry.
Go Little or Go Home: Building Your Practice Through Pediatric Care
Leading independent pediatric optometrists shared their best insights for treating the youngest patients.
How I Outgrew My Practice By Offering Dry Eye Treatments
If you are considering adding dry eye services to your practice, I would say, “Go for it!”
Creating My Specialty Contact Lens Practice to Provide Personalized Care
By opening a new practice – the Charlotte Contact Lens Institute – Dr. Cerenzie is able to put her patients at the forefront of everything she does, while also staying up to date on industry innovations.
Learn Aesthetics from the Experts: Here’s How These ODs Specialized and Changed Their Practice
While there are countless aesthetic treatments, and starting a specialty can feel daunting, these practitioners unanimously agree that offering aesthetic services benefits their patients and their practices.
Could A Sports Vision Specialty Be Your Ticket to the Big Leagues?
Independent optometrists channeled their passion for sports and performance into reaching new patients and bolstering their practices.
More Than an Eye Exam: How Nutrition and Lifestyle Can Improve Eye Health
We have all heard the saying, “You are what you eat,” and nutrition gives us the power to choose our health outcome.