Monthly Archives: November 2019

About 78 percent of eye care practitioners responding to a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll said that their offices do collect donations of cash or good for local, regional or national organizations.

CooperVision announced it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of its innovative MiSight® 1 day contact lens¹.

You’ve taken the kids for their checkups and scheduled your parents’ doctor visits. You even went along to make sure they understand what was happening.

Kristie Nguyen, OD, of Orlando, Florida, spent her youth going to church seven days a week.

When Leena Adhikari, OD, opened her practice about six years ago, one distinctive and eye-catching feature of the practice was the large crystal chandelier that hung in the small space.

After Melanie Zhang, OD, finished her two-year commitment as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force, she began working in private practice.

These doctors' stories demonstrate how a partnership can work in many ways, evolve over the years and be a great match for many ODs at different points in their careers.

In 1969, C. Clayton Powell, OD, and John L. Howlette, OD, met with a select group of African American optometrists in Richmond, Virginia.

"It's so important to make sure our employees feel appreciated!" shared a recent Women In Optometry Pop-Up Poll participant, and the overwhelming majority of respondents seem to feel the same.

By Brett Paepke, OD—If you’re anything like me, you’re wondering three things right now.