Category Archives for Optometry
Keys to Optimizing Optometry Patient Education and Satisfaction
As an eye practitioner, it’s critical you effectively communicate and do everything possible to enhance optometry patient education. Connecting with your patient and making sure they have the information
Continue readingA Closer Examination of Corneal Thickness and IOP
Are you fully aware of the connection between corneal thickness and IOP? When your patients have higher than normal IOP or intraocular pressure, this heightened measurement of fluid pressure places them
Continue readingWait! Don’t Make These Mistakes When Starting an Optometry Practice
Deciding to start an optometry practice is a monumental decision with long-lasting implications. While exciting, starting your own optometry practice can be daunting, particularly because most young optometrists
Continue readingCrystalizing the Connection Between Concussions and Eye Problems
Did you know there was a strong connection between concussions and eye problems? In fact, research finds your patients may be 69 to 82 percent more likely to develop vision issues after getting a concussion.
Continue readingWhy & How Eye Care Professionals Should Embrace Telemedicine
Telemedicine can be a scary concept for a clinician. In a world where we see eye exams offered online, patients getting access to medical devices with expired prescriptions, and the
Continue readingComparing the Best Binocular Indirects: All Pupil II vs Vantage Plus Binocular Indirects
If you're looking for the best binocular indirects, we're fairly certain All Pupil II and Vantage Plus binocular indirects have made your short list. Both of these world-class devices are manufactured
Continue readingTaking a Closer Look at the Most Common Optometry Exam Room Equipment
It’s not a secret optometry exam room equipment and the entire field has evolved over the years. What originated as a profession centered on dispensing eyeglasses and vision care has morphed into a more
Continue readingSpotting the Similarities & Differences in A-Scan vs. B-Scan Imaging
There are generally two types of ultrasonic diagnostic devices used by ophthalmic professionals: A-scan and B-scan instruments. As a leader in the ophthalmic instrument field, Keeler offers both types
Continue readingClearly Seeing the Anatomy of the Eye
Out of the five senses — touch, smell, taste, hearing, and sight — the majority of people consistently report their eyesight is the most important mode of perception. Even so, most have very little
Continue readingGive Your Patients the Best with the AOS Anterior Software
The new AOS Anterior software is a standalone solution designed to facilitate the automated analysis of the back your patient’s eye. Engineered based on industry accepted scales of grading, AOS Anterior
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