3 Outreach Strategies for Eyecare Practices
How to increase message open rates and patient engagement What’s the secret to effective practice marketing and patient engagement?...
3 Outreach Strategies for Eyecare Practices
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Incorporating Multimedia Content Into Your Patient Forms With QR Codes
Incorporating Multimedia Content Into Your Patient Forms With QR Codes
QR codes make it easy to provide videos at patients’ fingertips QR codes are everywhere again. Those little black and white square...
Educate Patients on New and Existing Therapies to Keep Them Coming Back
Educate Patients on New and Existing Therapies to Keep Them Coming Back
An exciting new drug for dry eye disease will soon be available Several novel and greatly needed ocular surface disease agents are...
Ways to Use Patient Education in the Cataract Care Journey
Ways to Use Patient Education in the Cataract Care Journey
From increasing premium IOL conversions to improving post-op outcomes, Rendia can help Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed...
The Future of Optometry
The Future of Optometry
Disruptions from COVID-19 and other factors offer opportunities for eye care practices Technology, the pandemic and other factors have...
The High Cost of Medical Misinformation
The High Cost of Medical Misinformation
How to combat its effects on informed consent, patient adherence and provider trust Patients are more skeptical than ever, especially...
Preparing Your Practice for Presbyopia
Preparing Your Practice for Presbyopia
With a new FDA-approved treatment, it’s a good time to address this increasing population Presbyopia is on the rise. This age-related...
Why Eye Care Practitioners Should Be Focused on Myopia Control
Why Eye Care Practitioners Should Be Focused on Myopia Control
One of the fastest growing opportunities for eye care practitioners (ECPs) is myopia control. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is increasing at an alarming rate, especially in children. Learn how Dr. Paul Karpecki utilizes Rendia to educate patients and parents on Myopia Control.
The Impact of Air Quality on Vision
The Impact of Air Quality on Vision
Exposure to air pollutants in wildfire smoke can irritate the lungs, cause inflammation, alter immune function, and increase susceptibility to respiratory infections, according to the CDC. Wildfire smoke can also irritate the eyes, impacting vision. Here are some suggestions for how to talk to your patients about this issue.