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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

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

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

Most cataract practices track case volume, OR utilization, and billing cycle time. Those numbers matter, but they don’t tell you what happens between a scheduled consultation and a scheduled surgery. That gap

A cataract surgery practice can have skilled surgeons, full schedules, and the latest lens technology on the menu, and still leave outcomes and revenue on the table every week. The gap is

A patient sits down for their cataract consultation. They may know what a cataract is, but they’ve never heard of an advanced technology IOL. They’re anxious about being awake during surgery. Fifteen