Spring has sprung! Spring cleaning doesn’t just apply to your house and your garage, it can also apply directly to your ophthalmology practice. We’re not talking about dusting the furniture or cleaning out filing cabinets; we’re talking about assessing the habits in your office: behaviors or business patterns that are performed almost involuntarily. You’ll want […]
Ophthalmologists across the country are gearing up to attend the ASCRS/ASOA Annual Meeting, May 3-7, 2019, in San Diego, CA. Many of the greatest minds and leaders from the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery and the American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators as well as innovators in the field of ophthalmology will be in […]
Constructive criticism…productive conflict…expressive freedom…valuable unconformity…open communication… Does your ophthalmology practice foster an environment of healthy conflict? If your staff, your physicians and your management team are always in agreement, you may be missing out on opportunities to grow and improve your patient experience. In fact, it may be helpful to shake things up a little […]
If you decided to embark on a home improvement project, you probably wouldn’t just start knocking down walls without first having a plan in place as well as the right people on board to handle the many tasks involved and a realistic budget to make it all happen. This analogy can also apply to improving […]
