Top 5 Blogs of 2019
Every year, we take a moment to find the five blogs that resonated with our audience the most. Check out our five most popular blogs of the year!
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All The News About Sightpath
Do You Have Marketing Myopia?
What could you and your patients have in common? Myopia.
Social Media in Healthcare: Three Ways to Increase Engagement
Sending promotional posts into the void will only get you so far. How can you make sure patients pay attention to your social media?
ASCRS Annual Meeting, Boston, MA
Sightpath Medical will be at the ASCRS Annual Meeting in Boston, MA, May 15 – 19, 2020. Here at Sightpath, we believe eye care providers deserve access to affordable, state-of-the-art technologies and highly qualified certified technologists regardless of location.
Prospective Study Finds Similar Degrees of Corneal Weakening in Both LASIK and SMILE
Khamar and colleagues chose to examine the corneal biomechanical properties of both the SMILE cap and the LASIK flap to determine whether SMILE results in less corneal weakening. What did they find?
Five Ways to Boost Low Vision Accessibility in Your Website
If you want to reach as many patients as possible, you’ll need to make sure your practice website is accessible to people with low vision.
Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery May Help for Zonulopathy
A recent case report found that femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery may be beneficial for patients with zonulopathy.
Should You DIY Your LASIK Marketing?
If you want to start marketing your LASIK practice, it’s better to work with marketing professionals than doing everything yourself.
Improving Patient Experience in Healthcare
If you’re offering a premium procedure, your patients are going to expect premium treatment. We’ve outlined several ways to improve patient experience in your practice.
Bladeless LASIK may be preferable for patients older than 40
Researchers found that the femtosecond laser provides significantly greater efficacy, safety, and predictability in patients older than 40 when compared to the mechanical microkeratome.