2019 Sessions

Gain a basic understanding of Peripheral Vision, Color Vision, and other aspects of vision that can't be measured by a traditional acuity chart.

This course will present the latest in glaucoma research, diagnosis and treatment advances. Recently published and unpublished data will be presented and specia...

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A review of ICD and CPT codes as they relate to coding and billing medical eye care services. Strong emphasis on chart documentation required to code and bill...

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Age-related macular degeneration AMD is a disorder with many pathophysiologic facets. Once the process begins, the inevitable end-point is vision loss This cour...

This course will review and prepare the candidate for the ABO Advanced Exam. This ABO Advanced Exam Review course will cover Domain I which covers 38% of the q...

This course will review and prepare the candidate for the ABO Advanced Exam. This ABO Advanced Exam Review course will cover Domain I which covers 38% of the q...

This course will review and prepare the candidate for the ABO Advanced Exam. This ABO Advanced Exam Review course will cover Domain II which covers 39% of the ...

This course will review and prepare the candidate for the ABO Advanced Exam. This ABO Advanced Exam Review course will cover Domain III which covers 23% of the...

This course will review and prepare the candidate for the ABO Advanced Exam. This ABO Advanced Exam Review course will cover Domain III which covers 23% of the...

This ABO Basic Exam Review course will cover Domain I - Ophthalmic Optics; which comprises 34% of the questions on the ABO Basic Exam. Topics to be covered inc...

This ABO Basic Exam Review course will cover Domain II - Ocular Anatomy, Physiology and pathology of the Eye; which comprises 7% of the ABO Basic Exam. Topics ...

This ABO Basic Exam Review course will cover Domain III - Ophthalmic Products; which comprises 23% of the ABO Basic Exam. Topics to be covered include - Frames,...

This ABO Basic Exam Review course will cover Domain IV - Instrumentation; which comprises 16% of the ABO Basic Exam. Topics to be covered include - Use of Lens ...

This course will present information including splitting prism, compounding prism, prism notation, resultant prism, and resolving prism. An understanding of ba...

Get ready to understand how to develop a state of the art Ocular Surface disease Practice. Ocular Surface Disease experts will take you through a comprehensive ...

The majority of Dry Eye Disease is caused or proceeded by Meibomian Gland Disease (Dysfunction). This course will cover the Diagnosis and treatment modalities ...

A camera in a contact lens? Yes! Cameras, heads-up displays, IOP monitoring, drug delivery, sight for the blind, EMR powered contacts and other amazing technolo...

A growing body of evidence suggests that both genetic and nutritional factors contribute to the development and progression of age-related macular degeneration ...

This course examines different methods to determine corneal curvature from keratometry, placido disc-based systems to corneal mapping. Classification of normal...

This course is designed to inform dispensing opticians and laboratory personnel of the latest changes to the ANSI Z80.1 Prescription Lens Standard

As technologies have evolved, so has our ability to utilize them to improve our understanding of ocular conditions that we manage in our practices. This is cert...

Attendees will learn how 3D data acquisition and digital design is enabling the mass customization of optical frames. From 3D printing production process, to da...

This course will examine the issue of how the astigmatic patient is managed with soft contact lenses today compared to the past. We will discuss new lens option...

This course will introduce the attendee to scleral lenses. It will review the history and evolution of the design while educating the participant about current...

Using real life patient cases, review records and code the visits and testing appropriately using the guidelines used by the insurance companies for audits.

Our ophthalmic world has been paying closer attention to blue light lately. Whether artificial or from the sun, Blue Violet light rays known as High Energy Visi...

The biggest innovation in myopia care since the invention of distance vision spectacles is the ability to slow the progression of myopia. In a time when innov...

Optometrists receive very little business training during the traditional 4-year optometric curriculum. Yet, most ODs find themselves, at some point, responsibl...

In this course you will learn that the telephone can be a valuable tool for drawing patients into your practice or a negative that turns people away. This is th...

As an Opticians we strive to deliver the perfect eyewear. While we all unequivocally have the expertise, intention and desire to deliver the perfect pair. Ofte...

Understanding where your cash is going is essential to keeping yourself and your practice out of hot water. Clearly one of the most challenging aspects of runni...

The course covers the optometrist's role in cataract surgery. It covers the necessary pre-operative testing and evaluation, along with clinical conditions that ...

As Ophthalmic professionals, we are dedicated to the art of enhancing, protecting and preserving vision. In cases of profound loss of vision, we are also presen...

This course is an overview of ocular anatomy, ophthalmic terminology, and clinical scenarios where understanding of these concepts allows for proper triage and ...

In today's optometric practice, insurance is a major source of a practice's income, including both government and private company coverage. Each year, it seems...

Providers continue to find it difficult and challenging to bill and code medical eye care. Billing insurance carriers for services are time intensive and requir...

The United States population is growing older and more diverse meaning an increase in the prevalence of glaucoma. The number of ophthalmologists is on pace to ...

There has been a lot of disruption in the world of eyecare between e-commerce and now web applications that deliver patients spectacle and contact lens prescrip...

In today's competitive marketplace, certain lens designs stand above all others. These lens designs cannot be commoditized. This course goes deep into lens desi...

"I saw them way cheaper on line." We've all heard something like that at least a hundred times. After attending this highly interactive, dynamic session, you wi...

This course will discuss contact lens challenges, complications and appropriate differential diagnosis and treatment. Clinical pearls for fitting the injured co...

The course will provide theory and practice of adjustment while using compression mounts. The course will also teach to repair compression mounts while taking ...

Almost everyone user computers in one way or another in our current society. The participant will be able to recognize various forms of computer vision syndrome...

Conflict avoidance is always the best policy. Our hope is that each patient has a good experience and there is no conflict to resolve. This class will cover how...

Contact lens management in keratoconus patients can be complex. On the other hand, it is also a rewarding process for both clinicians and patients as well-fitte...

Contact lens discomfort can progress to contact lens dropout. Early intervention is the key to prevention. Different treatment options and how to apply them wil...

Patients with astigmatism are easily managed with spectacle correction, but are often discouraged from contact lens wear. With improvements in contact lens manu...

Irregular corneal surfaces due to ectasias, scars, dystrophies, tear film and other causes can create significant degradation of vision quality. Appropriate le...

The behaviors, attitudes, beliefs, actions and perspectives of any leader are contagious to its followers. Like a virus, our words, body language and mood direc...

More than 10 million Americans have AMD. While many optometrists diagnose and manage AMD patients on a daily basis, why is there such a huge variation in practi...

We do not all agree on how to manage a solution reaction, keratoconus or GPC. Which is better MPS or peroxide? We will provide personal perspectives on a wide...

Successful businesses follow a structured financial plan for both projecting income and anticipating expenses, yet many small businesses, and most independent o...

You will gain an insight of the importance of creating a fully engaged customer culture. You will understand the steps required to create an environment that is...

When adding to your team it is more important to determine if the new addition will fit into the office culture than for them to have optometric skills. How do ...

This course will provide the OD with knowledge on which commonly ordered laboratory work can help find systemic associations with uveitis. Using cases and pictu...

Single use lenses provide unique benefits to the contact lens wearer. Eye care providers are embracing this technology at an ever increasing rate. Factors contr...

This course will delve into progressive glaucoma. Making use of clinical clues and risk factors the attendee will gain a clearer understanding of when the disea...

This 1 hour lecture will cover detecting glaucomatous visual field progression. Topics include which patients to suspect for progression, statistical software, ...

15-20% of the general population have symptomatic binocular vision disorders that affect the quality of their lives. This may be children who can't learn effec...

This two-hour course will cover anterior and posterior segment OCT, visual field testing, fundus photography, and color, stereo, and Amsler testing, and common ...

A discussion of why the eye becomes red. Presentation will include the common causes of red eyes and a discussion of the modern management of the different etio...