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For many visually impaired people, receiving medical treatment can be complex. Not being able to access educational materials can make it difficult to be a personal advocate and leaves people reluctant to seek help. A new partnership between The New England College of Optometry (NECO) Center for Eye Care and New York-based Tactile Images is ready to transform the way patients get care with a new interactive experience featuring a tactile image of the visual system on display at 930 Commonwealth Ave. in Boston, Massachusetts.
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National Vision adjusts its 2023 financial outlook; Warby Parker’s revenue increases in Q3; ECPs’ gross revenue decreased, Jobson Tracker says; Jobson releases latest Q3 ECPulse Survey; and Thélios acquires Barton Perreira all topped this week’s VMAIL news feed. Click on the headlines below to catch up on anything you might have missed.
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NEW YORK—Jobson Medical Information has announced the launch of the Ocular Health & Wellness Education Initiative, which consists of a comprehensive eResource, and a support 2-hour COPE-approved CE webinar. This initiative was created to educate eyecare professionals on ocular nutrition and wellness by providing a comprehensive eResource featuring published research, evidence-based clinical recommendations and expert-backed insights. The information is clinically relevant and applicable to practitioners with all levels of experience. In addition, the initiative provides best practices for developing a specialty in health and wellness and incorporating nutraceutical sales as a billable service not tied to managed care plans.
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Did you follow the optical news this week? Take VM’s News Quiz to see how much you know. This week's quiz takes a look at Mido looking ahead to 2024, WW II veterans and Warby Parker posts financials.
Click here to take the quiz.
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This purse is the perfect accessory for holiday parties—or for everyday wear. You can purchase it from Key Optique, curated by Keylee Brown, OD, online here. #WeShareIt
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NEW YORK—For independent ECPs taking their practice to the next level, private label eyewear is often a logical and exciting step, allowing ECPs to flex their creative muscles, lean into the design world and connect with their patients in a new and unique way. Now, with the launch of a new program from Frames Data, in conjunction with private label supplier Your Brand Eyewear, that integration has become even more seamless. The new program offers practices the ability to display their private label frames from Your Brand Eyewear in an online gallery, but under a custom brand name that is exclusive to the practice. Previously, private label eyewear could only be displayed under the name Your Brand.
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