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In this conversation, Chris and Jennifer Stewart reflect on the first year of her new optometry practice, discussing the goals set, the innovative strategies implemented for patient flow, and the decision to eliminate the front desk. They explore how these changes have positively impacted patient experience and staff dynamics, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in optical s

Book Nerds! A Book Club for Dr Entrepreneurs Brianna Rhue, Kyle Klute and Aaron explore` Revenge of the Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell, a book that dives into the darker side of tipping points as it relates to social epidemics, and how they can be manipulated for positive or negative. ________________________ [email protected] Go to MacuHealth.com and use the cou

In this episode,Chris discusses the final step in building a comprehensive optometry practice, focusing on the importance of planning for failure, training staff, and tracking metrics to ensure successful integration of new protocols. He emphasizes the need for customization in practice and the significance of communication with both staff and patients. ---------------------- For o

Drs Gina Wesley, Shane Kannarr and Chris Wolfe join for an unscripted conversation all about visual fields—the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the tools that make this an indispensable part of eye care.Did you know that utilization of visual fields in optometry, based on CMS billing data, is surprisingly low? We dive into the barriers that prevent optometrists from performing

In this episode, Chris discusses step four of Comprehensive Optometry Simplified, focusing on analyzing fees and billing in optometry practices. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the financial aspects of patient care to ensure that services provided are worthwhile for both the practice and the patients. By calculating revenue generation and patient care value, optometri

Aaron has spoken multiple times about his practice's experience with the LifeMeter. On this episode, Drs Brenda DeForrest and Peter Santisi join to share their experiences with the technology, why they brought it into the practice and how it has affected the converastions they have with patients around nutrition, supplemnetation and ocular health. Dr Brenda DeForrest has been in pr

In this conversation, Adam F. Cmejla discusses the importance of understanding one's value through client feedback, the role of optometrists in providing comprehensive care, and the impact of limiting beliefs on professional identity. He shares personal experiences and transformative practices that have helped him grow, emphasizing the need for self-reflection and proactive communi

"Jane, at just 16, is the dynamic force behind Card My Yard Raleigh. Jane isn't your average teen; she's a vibrant entrepreneur with a knack for turning milestones into unforgettable celebrations. With a vision far beyond her years, she is transforming the way Raleigh celebrates, combining joy and creativity into each yard sign she installs. Fearless, innovative, and full of youthf

Dr. Glenn Ellisor is the Founder and Senior Advisor for Vision Source, a family of 4500 private practice optometrists collaborating to provide quality professional eye care and to support the long-term success of independent optometry. Vision Source clinicians treat an estimated 16 million patients every year. Before founding Vision Source in 1991, Glenn started three practices i

Drs Laurie Sorrenson and Mick Kling know a thing or two because they've seen a thing or two. Both own and run successful large practices and consult with their opotmetric peers on all things practice management. Recently, Laurie and Mick co-authored a white paper "A Guide On Adding An Associate Doctor to Your Practice" which can be found HERE (https://insight.visionsource.com/VSNex