Accrual vs. Cash Basis Accounting
Save money by understanding recent IRS changes.
business advisor: Third-Party Plans & Your Cost of Goods
Here's some not-so-obvious effects of managed care on your overhead.
Catch The Wave With Custom Refractive Surgery
How FDA-approved wavefront-guided LASIK will impact refractive surgery.
CLINICAL CHALLENGES: High Tech for Low Tension
Normal tension glaucoma is hard to catch early on, but new imaging technology makes it easier.
coding q & a: A Whole New World
Documentation rules and CPT codes for services to nursing home patients
contact lens management: GP Lens Decisions
Learn how to figure out whether to fit from inventory or to order a lens.
Dry Eye: A Look at the Numbers
With the prevalence of dry eye sufferers in the United States, it only makes sense to know more about the condition.
Essential Tools for the Disease Practice
If you want to carve a niche in ocular disease management, then consider these indispensible tools.
fix this practice: Learning How to Work Together
This month's column completes the discussion that began last month.
instrumental strategies: Lensometry Goes High Tech
Reichert's AL200 is an autolensometer you can rely on.
lessons learned: It's All Alexander's Fault
Shared accounts of the myriad perils and aggravations of the telephone
o.d. to o.d.: Are Your Patients Satisfied?
How can we tell whether our patients are really happy? There's a simple way to find out.
OHTS One Year Later
The Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS) was hailed as a landmark upon publication -- how has it changed our treatment of glaucoma?
Practice Made Perfect
It Pays to Take a Chance
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Tips, Trends & News You Can Use
reflections: Just Have Fun
When it comes to humor, seize the moment.
THERAPEUTIC INSIGHTS: Learn the Basics of MS
Multiple sclerosis is a devastating disease that often starts with ocular complaints.
view from the top: Go for Quality, Not Quantity
Be careful of what you advertise -- you just might regret it.
viewpoint: Be Careful of Hidden Fees
What happens when "fees" becomes the latest four-letter word?
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