Technology Update
Update: Monitoring Glaucoma at Home
As technology improves, self-monitoring by patients is becoming feasible.
Reference Apps For Ophthalmologists
Five smartphone apps that can save you time and bring some peace of mind.
Rethinking Retinal Tamponades
Two surgeons discuss their work developing a new alternative that won’t make patients miserable.
Reevaluating Your Digital Marketing Strategy
Learn how to take full advantage of digital resources with expert advice.
Acuity Testing at Home: Ready for Clinical Use?
Thanks to the pandemic, methods for assessing visual acuity away from the office are finally starting to get real.
Outsourced Billing: Where to Start
In-house or outsourced? Find out if hiring a billing service is right for your practice.
5G and Ophthalmology: Ready for Prime Time?
The latest standard for wireless communication offers both advantages and potential pitfalls.
Keep in Touch (Virtually) With Your Patients
The new normal demands new solutions. Here’s an overview of five tools that can help your practice transition and grow.
Anterior Segment OCT: Still Evolving
Although this hasn’t yet become the standard-of-care, more surgeons are finding it very helpful—and the best may lie ahead.
Monoclonal Antibodies For Ocular Symptoms
Neuro-ophthalmologists review two new drugs that can treat the ocular manifestations of giant cell arteritis and Graves’ disease.
