Monthly Archives: November 2019

By Amy Green, CPO,—Physician burnout has become a widespread phenomenon in the healthcare field and is considered a hidden healthcare crisis.

The holiday season is here, and we're excited to share a few creative stories that may inspire you to shop small as you begin gift giving this year.

In alignment with its commitment to help improve the way people see each day, CooperVision, Inc. offers a contact lens rebate donation program that enables consumers to designate all or part of their rebates to be given to Optometry Giving Sight.

These ODs shared the stories behind their inviting office spaces, which were designed while carefully considering the budget.

Women In Optometry advisory board member Carey A. Patrick, OD, discusses specific things patients can do to address and to maintain healthy eyes from a healthy diet in the exam room.

Brien Holden Vision Institute has signed a multi-year, multi-million-dollar deal with Optometry Giving Sight USAto continue as its preferred project implementation partner.

Samantha Sanders Hornberger, OD, has always been healthy, “but I had struggled with weight issues since the end of high school. I’m an emotional eater, and during times of stress, I gain weight.”

Being a mom always creates a challenge for women who want to spend quality time with kids.

Danielle Jackson, OD, says that being busy can block a person’s creative flow.

Emily Kay Bjore, OD, and her future husband were in graduate schools in different states.