When the print gets a little blurrier, whether from age or too much screen time, it’s time to see your eye doctor. But just what type of eye doctor do you need?  There are three distinct types of eye care or vision care providers. There’s the optometrist, the ophthalmologist, and the optician. Each one has separate and unique abilities and provides separate and unique services. There is a bit of overlap in optometry and ophthalmology, but for the most part, they are distinctly different....

These are some practice building initiatives that coupled with digital refraction in order to ease the shift to our new healthcare reforms.

​Hindsight is 20/20, and there's no use in looking back and wishing you had taken better care of your eyes. Make your vision last a lifetime by making these 5 tips regular habit.

Buying ophthalmic equipment for your ophthalmic practice is an investment. Like any investment in goods, those goods need to be maintained. If you maintain your ophthalmic equipment properly it can last longer and ultimately cost you less. Maintenance can mean everything from cleaning, replacing ophthalmic batteries and ophthalmic bulbs, diagnostic and computer maintenance and preventing the buildup of dust. By treating your ophthalmic equipment like your luxury car, you'll ultimately...