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Masks and Foggy Glasses: Caring for Your Optical Patients

Stephanie Barlas

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Medical Marketing, Patient Education, Patient Engagement

What your patients with glasses need to hear from you now

In a recent post, we discussed the concerns and confusion your contact lens patients may be experiencing during COVID-19. What’s safe and what’s not? What services is your eye care practice offering now? Is online ordering the only option? Patients who wear glasses may have many of the same concerns. Be proactive about communicating with these patients to let them know how to stay safe and how you can help. Preventing glasses from fogging up while wearing a face mask is only the beginning. Here are some other ways to help patients now.Read More

How to Thrive, Not Just Survive, Going Forward

Rebecca Lee

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Industry News, Patient Engagement, Practice Management

Now’s the time to try these 6 ideas in your practice

This has already been a year of extraordinary upheaval and change—and we’re only halfway through 2020. Health care providers have been forced to adapt to evolving circumstances quickly and safely, to the best of their ability. Telemedicine is improving. Elective procedures and routine care are resuming.Read More

Rethinking Telemedicine

Dr. Paul Karpecki

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Industry News, Patient Engagement, Practice Management

Improved safety, reimbursements, and technology have increased its popularity

Prior to COVID-19, telehealth and telemedicine were not all that widespread among doctors. Just 21 percent of all physicians stated that they used virtual consulting, according to a recent report, and the percentage of physicians interested in telehealth had been declining to under 30 percent. Read More

You Can’t Do Business the Old Way

Kristen Shaab

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Patient Engagement, Practice Management

How to welcome patients back and make them feel safe post-COVID-19

In our last post, we discussed tips to prepare your medical practice to reopen for routine appointments and elective procedures. Everything about health care has changed in light of the COVID-19 crisis—including how you open (or reopen) your doors to patients, and how you maintain strong doctor-patient interactions while wearing masks. Read More