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The Critical Role of Low Vision Rehabilitation Services in Enhancing Patient...
Vision rehabilitation services are crucial for improving the quality of life for patients with visual impairments. Madison Dunning, OD, of Duke Eye Center in...
Barti Software Introduces First Ever VoIP Integration for EHR in Eye...
Barti Software, a provider of electronic health records (EHR) and practice management software for the vision industry, announced the launch of its Voice over...
From Corporate to Community Cornerstone: Expanded Practice Enhances Patient Care
After seven years working in corporate-affiliated practices, Alisha Seger, OD, began to feel the entrepreneurial itch. She had not felt it strongly before; she...
Are You Following Preventive Care Protocols?
This poll from Women In Optometry and Review of Optometric Business looks at how good health care providers are at following preventive health exam...
Gov. DeSantis Vetoes Florida SB 230
On June 2, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed SB 230, the bill that disallowed Florida optometrists and other non-MD health care professionals from calling...
Florida Proposal to Ban “Physician” for ODs Hurts the Profession
Florida has proposed a legislation that would ban ODs from referring themselves as "Dr." or physician in advertising or with patients. For many optometrists...
What Fasting Means for One OD Student
Muslims all over the world are reaching the end of Ramadan, a holy month in the Islamic calendar where many Muslims fast from sunrise...
AOA Award Winners and More
The American Optometric Association (AOA) has announced its award winners and honorees, plus some other news. Congratulations to all!
Andrea Thau, OD, FAAO, FCOVD, FNAP,...
Supporting Women on Women’s Entrepreneurship Day and Every Day
EssilorLuxottica is a proud supporter of female entrepreneurs every day, but especially on November 19. Women’s Entrepreneurship Day is dedicated to recognizing and encouraging...
Ready or Not, Back to School: ODs Prep for Busy Season
As the back-to-school season quickly approaches for many U.S. children, ODs across the country have begun to prepare for the inevitable third-quarter rush. One-third...
