Four Must-Have Apps for Ophthalmologists
These days, there’s an app for everything – and ophthalmology is no exception. Below, we’ve outlined four excellent smartphone apps for ophthalmologists.
These days, there’s an app for everything – and ophthalmology is no exception. Below, we’ve outlined four excellent smartphone apps for ophthalmologists.
In the modern era, the pride of ownership has been replaced by the practicality of partnering. Sightpath Medical offers you the same possibilities for cataract, laser cataract and refractive surgery.
Since the only way to treat cataracts is through surgery, a large chunk of the population will need a doctor to poke around their eye – whether they like it or not. Why not make the best of it?
When it comes to determining the ideal PRK patient, physiology plays the most important role. But is there anything else?
It’s hard to deny the allure of being your own boss. In medicine, this often means owning a solo practice. But is owning a solo practice worth it?
When it comes to determining the ideal LASIK patient, you need to pay attention to more than just their physiology. What truly makes a good LASIK patient?
It’s not always easy to determine which of your patients – current or future – would make a good candidate for laser-assisted cataract surgery. Although it might be tempting to push your new laser on each and every one of your prospective patients, some people benefit more from the laser than others.
How’s your marketing program for the year going? Have you been seeing results? Is it hard to tell? Here’s a few ideas to get you into the marketing swing of things for the remainder of the year.
Millennials – or people born between 1982 and 2000 – now make up over a quarter of the nation’s population. They’re also at the ideal age for LASIK. Here are three questions millennials tend to ask before investing in LASIK surgery.
An informed and engaged patient is a happy patient, and happy patients share their positive experiences with friends and family. What are the best ways to keep your patients informed?