Life Is Good: A Frame Line That Is Powered by Optimism®

It's hard to miss the core philosophy of Life is Good, particularly since it's right there in the company's name, branded across t-shirts, caps...

Implement a Seamless System With an All-in-one EHR Software

Shazeen Ali, OD, was about a year into her cold-start practice venture when she knew she needed a change in her electronic health record and practice management system.

Women In The News, September 2019 Edition

These women ODs were recognized for their achievements in our September 2019 print issue.

The Office Renovation Project…Part 3

Part III: Getting to Work By Amanda Lee, OD

With a design on paper, it was time to get started. The to-do list...

SIGHT Multispecialty Center Opens Offering Continuum of Care

The staff at Farmington-based SIGHT Multispecialty Center provides adult and pediatric optometric care, sensory integration occupational therapy, vision therapy and rehabilitation all under one roof.

Telemedicine Services Allows Doctor Greater Flexibility and Gives Patients More Access

Jacqueline Evans, OD, sees telemedicine as the complementary service that can increase access to eye care and help optometrists thrive. She is putting...

Help Kids Feel Comfortable

Arlene Espiritu, OD, says that getting children involved in their exam experience is an important part of easing their worries. “If there is any apprehension, I quickly get the chief complaint from the parent, and right away address the child,” Dr. Espiritu says. Map out a plan for the exam.

POP-UP POLL: Tattoos and Piercings—What’s Too Much? – RESULTS

Women In Optometry poll found that among non-OD women who responded, more than half have tattoos

Decision to Offer Natural Eye Care Products in Office Has Immediate Effect

Jasmine Nguyen, OD, had never sold products beyond contact lenses and eyeglasses in her San Diego, California, practice.

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When Erika Cox, OD, was still an undergraduate student, she had a plan: after her graduation from Xavier University of Louisiana, she would go to medical school and then return home to Memphis, Tennessee, to work at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital

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