After the busy holiday season, it’s nice to sit back with family and friends to relax, binge-watch TV, or sit by the fire and read articles from around the eye care industry. If you’re finding it difficult to select your next optometry read, check out the top 7 posts from the Uprise blog.
The last few months have probably been busy with patients attempting to get on your schedule to use their vision benefits before they expire for the year. Early mornings, late evenings, and patient no-shows can take a toll on you and your optometric staff. This post provides six tips to prevent burn-out in your optometric practice.
Over the last couple of years, online retailers have challenged the eye care industry to think differently by altering the way consumers purchase frames. This post offers tips for dealing with the optometric practice disrupters.
Is your state a one-door or a two-door state? This question has created a lot of confusion and resulted in back and forth debates on social media groups. While there are benefits to working in both types of settings, this post provides a quick overview of the two classifications and offers a list for reference.
You and your staff work hard to fill each time slot on your schedule. Unfortunately, there are times where your patients keep you waiting. As frustrating as it may be, you can benefit from those late patients. Check out this list of things to do while you wait on your patients.
Running a successful optometric practice is a challenge. In addition to maintaining a high quality of patient care and managing the business side of the practice you have to ensure that your staff is happy to keep turnover rates down. Unfortunately, sometimes the task of maintaining employee happiness gets put on the backburner. This post provides 10 ideas to help keep the staff in your optometric practice happy.
There are a lot of misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding corporate optometry that has damaged the reputation and resulted in eyecare professionals avoiding the corporate setting. But, corporate optometry can be a successful option for eye care professionals just starting out or ODs who want to try something different.
In this post, Dr. Maria Sampalis of Sampalis Eyecare and Corporate ODs on Facebook debunks three common myths in corporate optometry.
As 2017 winds down, taking a moment to measure your optometric practice metrics will help you identify areas where you can improve in 2018. Use the tips in this post the measure your optometric practice growth in 2017.
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