ASC Management - Selecting New ASC Technology

You'll be able to make better choices by using these criteria.

By MYRIAM ASSOULINE, B.SC.N., M.H.A.

Axial Length: DO YOU MEASURE UP?

One surgeon makes the case for changing from applanation ultrasonography to more accurate alternatives.

By Warren E. Hill, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Caught in the Act

New technology measures accommodation, refraction, dynamic pupil range and gaze deviation, as they change -- from a distance.

By Christopher Kent, Senior

Coding and Reimbursement - Coding for Visual Fields

How to ensure reimbursement -- and avoid charges of fraud.

By Suzanne L. Corcoran, COE

Contact Lens Business - Helping Patients Survive SAC

Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis and contact lenses can be a tough combination. One doctor offers his advice.

By JASON M. JACOBS, M.D.

Focused on New Goals

IOLs reflect a growing emphasis on quality of vision, ultra-small incisions, light transmission and more.

Marketing Matters - Important Things about People and Place

How to apply these two principles in your quest for success.

By Brad Ruden, M.B.A.

Marketplace

ON THE NET

This site can help you market your practice.

Practice Watch

Tips and News You Can Use

Practice Economics - Consider "S" Corporation Status

Part 3: It's a viable option for some practices.

By MARK E. KROPIEWNICKI, J.D., LL.M.

Rx Perspective - Why I Switched to a Different Anti-Infective

A cataract and refractive surgeon outlines what he sees as the advantages of levofloxacin for prophylaxis.

By DOUGLAS KATSEV, M.D.

Stat Tracker

The Latest Data on HMO Enrollment

Street Sense - Look for "Red Flags" on Stocks

If you know what to look for, you can tell when things are beginning to go badly for a company. That's the time to sell.

By Jerry Helzner, contributing editor

Viewpoint

Let's Not Shrink from the Challenge

Vision Loss in Seniors: We Can Do MORE

It's time to make visual rehabilitation a priority.

By LYLAS MOGK, M.D.