When evaluating cloud-based eye care software, optometrists and ophthalmologists often encounter pitfalls that could have been avoided with careful consideration.
Short of quoting Jack Nicholson in the movie The Shining, you probably know what they say about all work and no play. When your work-life balance is off-kilter, you may feel emotionally or physically depleted.
In the past few years, eye care professionals have experienced the rapid acceleration of advanced EHR and practice management systems, imaging technologies, and AI-powered tools that automate routine practice management functions. Automation is moving at warp speed.
Data breaches continue to occur in the U.S., with network servers being the most common location of breached health information. Protecting your patient data is a top priority. One critical step is investing in EHR cloud technology for your eye care practice.
It is important to stay current with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumer protection and healthcare regulations that apply to the Eyeglass and Contact Lens Rules.
Why is improving patient flow important for your eye care practice? The patient flow impacts staff performance, patient experiences, and revenue growth.
Efficient appointment scheduling directly impacts your eye care office workflow. Creating a positive experience and providing the best patient care must be friction-free to attract and retain patients.
Delivering exceptional eye care services requires a blend of expertise, efficiency, and empathetic communication. Your staff is the backbone of your practice. If your team isn’t happy and motivated, your practice will not progress.
Tory Moore, OD, founder of Dumas Vision Source in Dumas, Texas, is passionate about eye care and spending quality time with each patient. He is well-known in his community for making people comfortable during their visits and delivering top-notch patient care in a relaxed setting.