March Is Save Your Vision Month
March is Save Your Vision Month, the perfect time to remind your patients and the public of the importance of eye health and comprehensive eye exams.
March Is Save Your Vision Month
Patient Education
The Case for Using Visuals Along with the Teach-Back Method
The Case for Using Visuals Along with the Teach-Back Method
The best tools and strategies for effective patient education Many patients struggle to understand and retain health information....
Promote Good Contact Lens Habits with Rendia’s New Video
Promote Good Contact Lens Habits with Rendia’s New Video
Now more than ever, patients need trusted information from doctors An estimated 45 million people in the U.S. wear contact lenses,...
Why Pictures Are Better Than Numbers
Why Pictures Are Better Than Numbers
Using visuals helps overcome numeracy issues and improves understanding The COVID-19 pandemic and the U.S. election have shone a...
How Can Doctors Retain Patients’ Trust?
How Can Doctors Retain Patients’ Trust?
Public trust in health experts is declining at a critical time. What can doctors do to combat misinformation and shore up patients’ trust to ensure the best outcomes for all?
Chronic Disease Management during COVID-19
Chronic Disease Management during COVID-19
Patients with chronic diseases and conditions are struggling. Here's how to keep them engaged, adherent, and healthy during the pandemic.
What’s Impacting Patient Satisfaction Now?
What’s Impacting Patient Satisfaction Now?
Are patients satisfied with their doctors during COVID-19? Find out factors that play a bigger role than ever, and how to gather necessary patient feedback.
Why It’s a Prime Time to Address Dry Eye Disease
Why It’s a Prime Time to Address Dry Eye Disease
Ocular problems are on the rise during the pandemic. Find out what you can do for new and existing dry eye patients now, both virtually and in your office.
The Innovation that is MIGS
The Innovation that is MIGS
About 800,000 patients per year could be eligible for a MIGS procedure, but the number is significantly lower. Why are so many glaucoma patients missing out?