ROB Archives

June 24, 2015

New This Week

Be an Effective Change Maker in the Practice

Laurie L. Sorrenson, OD, FAAO, owner of Lakeline Vision Source, in Cedar Park, Texas, describes three keys to changing practice procedures: set clear goals, get staff buy-in and conscientiously follow-up to make sure tasks get done. >>READ MORE>>

Marketing

Generate Unique Marketing Messages with a Creative Team

By Marie Higgins, OD

A solo OD tells how she put together a creative team to craft unique marketing messages that generate new business.  >>READ MORE>>

Contact Lenses

The Dedicated CL Specialist: Promote Your Expertise

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In a group practice, dedicate one OD as a contact lens specialist—and promote their special expertise. Patients are assured they are seeing an expert, and it generates referrals from other doctors. >>READ MORE>>

Staff Management

Protect Patients’ Eyes in a Natural Disaster: Plan Ahead, Help in a Crisis

By Thuy-Lan Nguyen, OD
An OD can play a central role in preserving sight when disaster strikes. Learn how to prepare patients proactively—and provide help during a crisis. >>READ MORE>>


ROB Fast Fact

How Many More Low Vision Patients Can We Expect?

Tailoring services and products to low vision patients will likely be a practice builder in the coming years, findings from the National Eye Institute suggest. The NEI, which defines low vision as people for whom the best-corrected visual acuity is less than 6/12 (‹20/40) in the better-seeing eye (excluding those who were categorized as being blind by the U.S. definition), reports that by 2030, the number of low vision patients in the U.S. will reach nearly five million.

Click HERE to read more from Review of Optometric Business professional editors Carole Burns, OD, FCOVD, and Mark Wright, OD, FCOVD, on preparing for an influx of low vision patients.

In Brief

New Alden Program Supports Cornea and CL Residencies

Alden Optical announced the creation of a new program designed to assist cornea and contact lens residents to maximize their residency experience and transition easily into practice. The Contact Lens Residents Forum (CLRF) will be headed by Brooke Messer, OD, FSLS. >>READ MORE>>

ZEISS Launches New DuraVision AR Options

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ZEISS has launched the first three AR treatments in its DuraVision line: DuraVision Platinum, DuraVision BlueProtect and DuraVision Silver.
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