Whether capturing a detailed patient history or taking the lead in defusing challenging situations, techs and staff are key in how a patient perceives a practice.
With the average American worker spending approximately 7 hours a day on a computer, not even factoring in phones and tablet use at home, knowing the appropriate questions to ask while screening patients is a must.
Estimates suggest that approximately 50% of patients have significant astigmatism (≥ 0.75D) and these patients are often fit with a spherical contact lens resulting in sub-par vision
As consumer interest in sustainble options grows, it will be vital for a technician to understand the role of sustainability in contact lens conversations
Proper contact lens care helps prevent complications such as infection and inflammation. Whether you’re working with a new wearer or a patient who has worn contacts for years, it’s beneficial for all patients to be up to date on contact lens use
Contact lens wearing schedules (also called wear modality) refer to how long a person can keep a contact lens in the eye and how long they can keep the same lens
