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5 Things I’ve Learned About Dark Adaptation Testing in My First Year
Integrating new technology into your practice can be a challenge, but Theia is here to share some secrets that can lead to success.
The Secret to Successful AMD Programs: 4 Steps for Standardization
Getting to know your practice and what drives you to take great care of your patients, especially when it comes to AMD, is crucial. Christine Akers, Practice Management Consultant at MacuLogix, gives 4 steps for standardization for a successful AMD Program.
Finding AMD: Age, Approach, & Execution
Dr. Francis Bynum and her team are focused on making early AMD detection the standard, not the exception. That begins by demonstrating the importance of dark adaptation testing and having educational conversations with their patients.
Get Your Staff in the Game: 3 Tips to Increase Testing
Find out what three of your colleagues did to get their team on board to make the most of dark adaptation technology in their practices.
Two Birds, One Stone
Testing dark adaptation speed for every patient over 50 allows eye care professionals prioritize both patients and practice. By Tammy Tully, OD.
Meet My Best Friend, Theia
Theia helps eye care professionals like Mary Miller, CPOT, take care of her patients – which is her favorite part as a technician at Kirman Eye.
How Far We’ve Come! Advances in AMD Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management
Dr. Timothy Earley discusses how as fellow eyecare colleagues become knowledgeable about the incredible new technologies available to them, the risks of blindness caused by AMD can be considerably reduced.
Managing AMD Safely Using Pandemic Protocols
Advance your practice as an AMD Center of Excellence while prioritizing health and safety for both patients and staff using these recommendations from Laura Walter, Director of Customer Service at MacuLogix.
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.
Optometry’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.
