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September marks CVI Awareness Month, a crucial time for optometrists and eye care professionals to shine a light on Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI). CVI is the leading cause of visual impairment in children in developed countries, yet it often goes undiagnosed due to its complex nature. As professionals dedicated to preserving and enhancing vision, it’s Read More...

A recent survey found that more than one-third of Americans admit to leaving a medical practice within the previous two years. This highlights the importance of your practice working to combat patient attrition and boost retention. You can increase patient loyalty and keep new patients coming through your practice’s front door to stop your attrition Read More...

Whether you are starting from a medical history form template or using patient intake software, having a structured medical history form ensures your patient data stays complete and current.  Not sure how to create a medical history form for your practice? Keep reading to see how simple it is, especially when your office uses digital Read More...

Has your veterinary practice seen an uptick in dogs with burnt paws? Create a pavement temperature chart for dogs to educate owners about the dangers of subjecting their paws to hot asphalt surfaces. Asphalt can reach 130°F when the outdoor air temperature reaches 85°F. A dog’s feet can’t handle high temperatures, so pet owners may need Read More...

A recent American Pet Products Association survey revealed that two-thirds of American households own pets. Dogs and cats live in over 110 million households collectively. Your veterinary practice can help pet owners provide their pets with the best lives possible. However, owners will eventually need to generate end-of-life plans. This process should include evaluating a Read More...

As a veterinarian, you already know the vital importance of dogs coming into your clinic to receive routine physical exams. After all, regular wellness visits are key to addressing health concerns early, including detecting signs of disease, noting body weight issues, and ensuring that your client’s furry friend is living a healthy life. There’s a Read More...

A 2022 survey found that many American workers quit their jobs because they felt unappreciated by companies. The survey also discovered that about two-thirds of employees admit they would work harder than they currently do if their employers were more grateful for their daily contributions. Has your medical practice created a strong company culture by Read More...

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 1 million receptionists are responsible for answering telephone calls and greeting guests at offices nationwide. But unfortunately, companies don’t always show these essential employees enough gratitude. Is your company doing enough to showcase your appreciation for a receptionist? You should recognize their hard work on the second Read More...

National Receptionist Day is the second Wednesday in May each year. Your receptionists are the face of your medical practice, greeting visitors, answering phone calls, scheduling appointments, and keeping you and your colleagues organized. Explore ways to celebrate how important receptionists are to your medical practice. What Is National Receptionist Day? Jennifer Alexander of the Read More...

Each January, your practice has the opportunity to recognize the contributions of opticians and their essential role in eye care through National Optician Month. What Is National Opticians Month? National Opticians Month celebrates the vital role of opticians in vision care. Optometry practices throughout America honor their opticians during the month of January. The Role Read More...

Administrative Professionals Day 2025 is April 23, while Administrative Professionals Week is the last full week in April, April 20 – 26. Mark your calendar for these dates and start planning how you will commemorate this holiday now. How will your medical practice be celebrating your valued administrative assistants during Admin Day? Explore ideas to Read More...

World Optometry Day was first celebrated four decades ago. It was established in 1986 by the International Optometric and Optical League, now known as the World Council of Optometry (WCO), and has expanded to become World Optometry Week every March. This year’s theme for World Optometry Week was ”Advancing Optometry’s Commitment to Global Eye Care.” Discover its importance below. Read More...