Cameras: Are More Megapixels Better?

Keep a critical eye on features, optics, software power, image presentation and (yes) megapixels when selecting a digital fundus camera

Contact Lens Management

Double The Challenge

E/M vs. Eye Codes: Choices for 2009

Part III. Making the choice - which codes should you use?

Fix this practice

Leave problems in the parking lot

Instrumental strategies

iDoc, from Marco

o.d. to o.d.

The old business model does not play well today

By Walter D. West, O.D., F.A.A.O., Chief

Practice pulse

Glaucoma Screening Act; Vision Care For Kids Act; Transitions Academy news; Adva-Med updated code of ethics; FDA hosts contact lens workshop; Visiononmics business program; OD Notebook

Reflections

From Patients to Patents

Staffing

Prescription for "Presenteeism"

By Bob Levoy, O.D

Tech Time

Technology: Time For The Big Picture

The Focus on Whole-Body Wellness

How I incorporated holistic health care into my practice

The In-Office Lab Advantage

How can an in-office lab impact your practice and patient satisfaction?

View from the top

A new mantra for time management

Viewpoint

Are there secrets to unlocking creativity?

What's New

Marketing Your Ocular Allergy Services

Learn how to develop a marketing communication plan to help build your practice

Shedding Light on a New Era in Refraction

The right diagnostic equipment can give you the knowledge you need to perform better refractions in less time, which should result in more satisfied patients

By John E. Warren, OD

Seeing Profit Potential in a Common Problem

More than 40% of your patients may have ocular allergies. Here are strategies to help identify them.

By John M.B. Rumpakis, OD, MBA

Set Goals to Build a Lucrative Ocular Allergy Practice

Here's how to outline your objectives and track them over time to ensure success