Tag: Dr. Darryl Glover

Optometry, books, and brew. Dr. Kriti Bhagat shares her journey in eye care. Dr. Kriti Bhagat is a native of Massachusetts and attended...

Are you interested in creating ownership in eye care? Are you thinking of starting a private practice? Dr. Monica Johnsonbaugh shares her journey in...

When a patient comes in and says that their eyes are uncomfortable at the end of the day with their contact lenses, we often think that must mean the lens is dry. But discomfort to a patient can be as driven by eye strain due to a vision clarity issue as it is by dryness or lens awareness. On this podcast episode, we discuss deciphering the patient contact lens experience with Dr. Erin Rueff, Chief of the Cornea and Contact Lens department at the Marshall B. Ketchum University Eye Center. 

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Drs. Darryl Glover and Harbir Sian sat down with Dean Browell and Nathan Troxell to discuss the upcoming Regional Connection Series event; how they...

Calling all eyecare professionals! Dr. Janelle Davison breaks down how to take control of your revenue, increase efficiency, and reduce costs through a cloud-based...

For Immediate ReleaseMay 16, 2022 Black EyeCare Perspective co-founders, Drs. Adam Ramsey and Darryl Glover, receive the New England College of Optometry Presidential Medal for...

Transitions Optical gathered optical industry leaders on April 21, 2022 in Victoria, BC for a discussion on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the Canadian optical industry. The discussion highlighted eye health and eyecare issues related to various ethnic groups in Canada and provided practical initiatives eyecare professionals can implement to better serve their diverse patients.

and practice growth—through contact lens fitting. Among all adults ages 55+, 67% use prescription glasses and 38% use reading glasses, but only 6% wear contact lenses. In the same age group, only 4% recall their eye care practitioner having discussed contact lenses as a potential alternative to readers during their last two office visits.