Technicians And Staff

Annual Supply Sales 101

These simple strategies can help your team increase annual supply sales, and in turn, provide benefits for your patients and practice.

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Why clariti® 1 day is CL Staff’s Choice for New Contact Lens Wearers

Ease of handling contributes significantly in the wearing success for those patients new to contact lenses.

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Myopia 101, Part 3: Implementing Myopia Management in Practice

From parent communication strategies to contact lens insertion and removal training tips, discover the tools on how to become a myopia super tech and myopia super team.

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Myopia 101 Part 2: Kids and Contacts

Studies have shown that children as young as eight can successfully wear daily disposable soft contacts. Here are other key facts about kids and contacts and at-home resources to share with families.

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Myopia 101, Part 1

The incidence of myopia is on the rise. In the first part of the Myopia 101 series, technicians and staff can gain foundational knowledge about myopia, including risk factors and treatment.

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Every Touchpoint Matters: Techs’ and Staff’s Role in Maximizing the Patient Visit

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.

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Screening Questions for Digital Device Use

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.

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The Visual Benefits of Toric Contact Lenses

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