Monthly Archives: September 2019

Most ODs say that they have guidelines in place for employee firing, according to the results of a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll.

Having a clinical protocol in place can make the journey of clinical decision-making and consistency so much clearer. Whitney Hauser, OD, now director of clinical affairs at Keplr Vision, talks about the ways that developing and using a clinical protocol for dry eye and other ocular conditions can help.

Linda Chous, OD, still recalls that she wore a fabulous pair of turquoise cat-eye eyeglasses when she was in fourth grade.

Are specialty services the focus of your practice or just a segment of it?

Patients at SocialEyes Eye Studio in Prosper, Texas, can expect special treatment when they walk through the doors to see Lynn Markose, OD, and Tamanh “Tammy” Nguyen, OD.

When Mina Hoang, OD, started getting serious about opening her own practice in the spring of 2017, she originally targeted the central, downtown Houston, Texas, area.

Allergies affect more than 50 million Americans every year. Here's a look at how ocular symptoms play a part in reactions you or your patients may experience.

The respondents of a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll were split down the middle on the topic of open-toed shoes in the office.

Michelle Ahumada, OD, has been watching the new community of Rancho Mission Viejo, California, grow from neighboring San Juan Capistrano, where she grew up and now lives with her husband and three children.

These women ODs were recognized for their achievements in our September 2019 print issue.