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Is Your Training Enough for Patient-Facing Staff?

A new patient coordinator finishes onboarding. She has the script, the lens brochure, and a week of shadowing behind her. Three weeks later, a patient asks her something the script never covered:
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Improve Consult-to-Surgery Conversion in Your Cataract Practice

For ophthalmology practices, improving consult-to-surgery conversion starts before the patient ever sits down with the surgeon. A cataract consultation is more than a clinical evaluation. It is also a decision-making moment. Patients

How Prepared Patients Protect Your Online Reputation Before They Ever Leave a Review

Your online reputation is not decided the moment a patient sits down to write a review. It is decided weeks earlier, in a rushed consultation where a patient never quite understood why

Cataract Surgery After LASIK: Helping Complex-Eye Patients Choose the Right ATIOL

A patient sits down for a cataract consultation and mentions, almost in passing, that she had refractive surgery back in 2003. She has not thought about it in years, since it doesn’t

Cataract Patient Education: What Surgeons Can Delegate and What They Shouldn’t

Every cataract surgeon knows the feeling. You walk into an exam lane and spend the first five minutes explaining what a cataract actually is, instead of talking through the patient’s options. Multiply

What Undereducated Cataract Patients Are Really Costing Your Practice

A patient sits down for their cataract consultation. They do not know what a cataract actually is. They have never heard of an advanced technology IOL. They are worried about being awake