ROB Archives

Oct. 21, 2015

New This Week

Winning Practice-Building Ideas from Outside Optometry

Gary Gerber, OD, host of The Power Hour radio talk show, shares winning strategies from successful business leaders and applies them to an optometric practice. See how Toys’R’Us can help you merchandise frames.  >>READ MORE>>

Professional Development

Develop a CE Strategy to Broaden Your Services

By Maria Higgins, OD

CE builds skills that equip you to capture new opportunities—in pediatrics, dry eye, medical model. Choose courses strategically to develop clinical specialties. >>READ MORE>

Health Care Reform

Integrated Eyecare Networks: Use Technology to Coordinate Care

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By Chad Fleming, OD, FAAO

Healthcare reform demands connectivity. See how ODs can access new technology that facilitates coordinated care through an integrated eyecare network. >>READ MORE>>

Contact Lenses

Increase Daily Disposables and Benefit Patients & Practice


By Tina McCarty, OD, FAAO
 

Daily disposable lenses benefit your patients and your practice. Here are eight ways to get more patients into this modality. >>READ MORE>>


 

ROB Fast Fact

Do Americans Trust You With Their Eyecare?

Optometrists need to continue educating the public about their expertise and services, the results of The Vision Council’s VisionWatch 2015 Think About Your Eyes Awareness Study suggest. Some 51.1 percent of adults, who claim to know the difference between ECP types, say they most trust ophthalmologists with their vision care, compared to 32.6 percent who say they most trust optometrists with their vision care. Some 5.3 percent say they most trust opticians with their vision care, while 11 percent say they are not sure who they trust, and have no preference.

Click HERE to read more from Review of Optometric Business professional editors Carole Burns, OD, FCOVD, and Mark Wright, OD, on educating your community about your expertise and services.

In Brief

Optos Expands Functionality of Retinal Imaging System

Optos has released the California, a new model of its signature product. The company describes the new instrument as “the most advanced ultra-widefield (UWF) retinal imaging system ever developed.” >>READ MORE>>

 

Opternative to Offer Online Test for Presbyopia

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Opternative plans to expand its online refraction service to include 41-to 65-year-olds, a major segment of the vision correction market. Co-founder and CEO Aaron Dallek told ROB sister publication, Vision Monday’s VMail that the Chicago-based company is developing a test for presbyopia, an age-related visual condition that causes a loss of accommodation, and will introduce it in early 2016. <<READ MORE>>

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