Just in time for 2016 planning, Sightpath has added a number of proprietary tools to help customers develop their own marketing plans and define growth initiatives, tackle social media marketing and educate patients on procedure choices.
In honor of National CST Appreciation Week, we wish to thank all the hardworking Certified Surgical Technologists and Field Engineers who work so hard to make Sightpath look so good nationwide.
The Sightpath Medical Resource Library has several learning modules, forms for you to use and videos for you to watch. This is a great place to start when you are implementing a new procedure in your practice or need a refresher on hosting an event. Read more to learn about three areas of the Resource Library that can help you.
Ophthalmic professional James D. Dawes provides seven things to consider when designing the environment for your perfect practice in the July issue of CRST.
Sightpath Medical announced they have reached a milestone, having participated in more than 25,000 laser cataract procedures since adding this technology to their mobile cataract offering in March of 2013.
Sightpath Medical announces they have reached a significant milestone, having participated in more than 25,000 laser cataract procedures since adding this technology to their mobile cataract offering in March of 2013.
Sightpath Medical has launched a new user-friendly site that features testimonial videos and an expanded how-to library for ophthalmic professionals.
Sightpath Medical announced the promotion of Erik Klein as Area Sales Director – East Coast. In this role, Mr. Klein will manage sales performance and implement new strategies, policies and practices that support Sightpath Medical’s vision.
Not sure if ophthalmology’s hottest technology is right for your facility? Take it for a test drive. This article was originally featured in the June 2015 issue of Outpatient Surgery Magazine.
Patient satisfaction surveys can be an effective tool for practices to create a positive patient experience and encourage future referrals. In order to promote participation, keep in mind the who, what, how, when and why of patient surveys.