July 27, 2023 In his insightful article on dilation, Dr. Mark Dunbar sheds light on an essential aspect of eye exams. As the market welcomes new medications for presbyopia treatment, it becomes crucial for optometrists
July 10, 2023 Education stands as a fundamental pillar in the practice of optometry, enabling practitioners to provide the utmost level of care for their patients. It demands unwavering discipline and an insatiable thirst for
June 28, 2023 I recently returned from the AOA optometry meeting in Washington, DC, where I had the pleasure of reconnecting with colleagues, friends, and leaders in our field. This conference serves as a platform
June 14, 2023 It’s June, so that means it’s time for the annual American Optometric Association (AOA) Meeting. I hope to see you all in Washington, D.C. The meetings, classes, and dinners are always good,
June 7, 2023 I am so proud and excited about the efforts of our colleagues in the state of Florida and their longtime political action committees that allowed their Governor to veto a bill that
May 24, 2023 I have good news and bad news. First, the good news. harvard medical school has just released a 53-page special report. Guess the topic: “The Aging Eye”! I wonder if they saw
May 10, 2023 Wow! What a beginning to our Generation 45+ journal, Review of Presbyopia and the Aging Eye, and The EYE TEAM’s cutting-edge articles and topics. Now, we add more, as The EYE TEAM
April 25, 2023 Optometry can learn from dermatology, dentistry, plastic surgery, and many other medical specialties that are converting to a fee-for-service philosophy. Optometry remains so dependent on vision insurance plans that 85% of our
April 11, 2023 The emergence of new pharmacological and technological treatments for presbyopia is allowing us to rethink the entire eye care landscape of the patient over 45. The launch of Review of Presbyopia and
