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Slowing the Progression of AMD – It’s a Lifestyle Choice!
The treatment of chronic conditions like AMD is not just “one and done” but an ongoing process requiring your dedication and patient compliance.
Read Blog PostOptometry’s New Frontier; Setting An Improved Standard of Care for AMD
Understanding the effects of a disease state on both the structure and function of an organ is a concept that’s currently addressed in glaucoma management, but not AMD. By Victoria Dzurinko, OD, MBA.
Read Blog PostPatient Education: Trouble Seeing at Night is a Telltale Sign of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Anne-Marie Lahr, OD reveals how your retinal function may tell us more than we can see in a clinical exam.
Read Blog PostPatient Education: Do You Know Your ABCs…of AMD (Age-Related Macular Degeneration)?
Our Senior VP of Global Sales, Armond Dantino narrates his grandmother’s battle with AMD. He drives home the point that patients need to recognize early signs of AMD and be proactive in order to mitigate the consequences of this progressive eye disease.
Read Blog PostHave Your Cheese and Eat it Too
Dr. Amanda Lee dishes on 5 ways to embrace change and enjoy less stress and more success.
Read Blog PostKeeping Your Eye on the Prize
Being passionate and wanting to provide your patients with the best possible care is the key to success, the financial benefit is just a bonus, according to our Director of Practice Management, Jennifer DelPrete.
Read Blog PostHey Doc, Why Am I Having Problems Seeing at Night?
“When you think about night vision, think of AMD.” By Timothy Earley, OD.
Read Blog PostGuard Your Practice’s Online Reputation
Guard your practice’s online reputation with these simple and practical actions. By Dave Miller.
Read Blog PostRediscovering the Retina
Five key takeaways from revisiting the anatomy and physiology of the retina. By Anne-Marie Lahr, OD.
Read Blog PostStanding Out in the Crowd
The value we bring to eye care professionals’ practices is what makes us truly stand out in the crowd. By Armond Dantino.
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