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...
The High Cost of Medical Misinformation
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Telehealth and Virtual Care in a Post-Pandemic World
Telehealth and Virtual Care in a Post-Pandemic World
Instead of viewing telehealth as a replacement for in-person care, many practices are finding success by integrating technology into patient care before and after office visits, using a hybrid appointment model. Learn tips and tools for successfully implementing a hybrid appraoch in your practice.
Getting Patients to Think Beyond the Vision Plan
Getting Patients to Think Beyond the Vision Plan
Many eye doctors feel that optometry is undervalued. Patients often expect their vision plan to cover everything, while doctors’ reimbursements are typically quite low. Coverage and transparency may be confusing or obscure. Learn how to reframe the conversation.
3 Reasons Patients Aren’t Coming In and How to Get Them Back to Your Practice
3 Reasons Patients Aren’t Coming In and How to Get Them Back to Your Practice
Resuming care in the post-pandemic world The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on patient volume and revenue for most medical...
Are Your Female Patients Aware of Their Increased Risk?
Are Your Female Patients Aware of Their Increased Risk?
Many of your female patients may not be aware of their increased risk of eye and vision problems, or whether there’s anything they can do about it.
The Expanded Affordable Care Act
The Expanded Affordable Care Act
What changes can medical practices, specifically eye care and ENT, expect to see in the Biden administration with the reopening of the ACA? Read on to find out.
March Is Save Your Vision Month
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.
Are Patients Who Research Their Symptoms Online Better Informed?
Are Patients Who Research Their Symptoms Online Better Informed?
Are these online information seekers better informed about their health? Are they finding high-quality information? The answers to those questions vary. Here’s how doctors can address this issue with their patients.