Monthly Archives: August 2022
Help Patients With Acquired Ptosis Regain Some Functional Vision Without Surgery
In her rural practice in Hanover, New Hampshire, Dorothy Hitchmoth, OD, ABO, ABCMO, FAAO, sees many older patients who have various medical conditions and...
New Graduate Finds a Comfort Zone at MyEyeDr.
When Kelsea Brown, OD graduated from Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University two years ago, the world was amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Right...
Puppy Love: How One OD Connects With Patients Through Canine-Centered Content
Every day is a dog day.
Erin Koetter, OD and her husband, Bryan, have always been dog people. Bryan grew up with Labrador Retrievers, and...
Pop-up Poll: What’s for Lunch?
How do you spend your time playing or sweating in the sun?
Women In The News – August
Women In Optometry regularly recognizes the accomplishments of women ODs in the profession and in their communities. Have you stepped into a new leadership role...
Half-mile Office Relocation Makes a World of a Difference
Sometimes, a relocation is the only answer.The week of July 11, 2022, Marianne McDaniel, OD, closed M ascoutah Eye Care for a relocation from...
Business Blossoms Over Decade from One Cold Start to Three Offices
2022 has been a year of change and new beginnings for Mary Demirjian, OD, and her practice. In March, she relocated her Encino, California,...
Neurolenses Have Significant Impact on Reading Speed
New parallel arm study results have implications for productivity and learning
As has been demonstrated by many studies, contoured prism has historically shown efficacy in...
Scope Expansion Bill In California Passes Legislature: Updated
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the bill's advance through the California Assembly.
Just before midnight on the last day of the...
ODs, Opticians and Employers: Find Your Match
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When Mark Miller ran Glasses Galore with up to five locations for...
