One OD’s experience with a glaucoma patient highlights why eyecare professionals should share examination findings with primary-care physicians and how such communication can be a potential practice builder.
Vitamin K and its subtypes play an important, often underrated role in eye care due to their vascular anti-calcification properties. Subtypes such as K2 MK-7 have been found to be beneficial for cardiac, AMD, and cataract patients.
ODs have the opportunity to reduce the number of contact lens dropouts, but need to be proactive in the way they ask questions in the exam room and, ultimately, offer patients the highest-quality contact lens designs and optical properties that manufacturers have to offer.
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