A Credo for Private Practice?
I describe myself as a serial entrepreneur, having established over 25 companies and company divisions and scores of products. I’ve succeeded and I’ve failed. Along
December 1, 2013
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I describe myself as a serial entrepreneur, having established over 25 companies and company divisions and scores of products. I’ve succeeded and I’ve failed. Along
As we head out for our Thanksgiving Holiday, I’d like to take a moment to thank all of you, my loyal readers, for your support.
Discount. According to Webster’s the word has many meanings. But generally, when we think of the word as it relates to our industry, it’s “to
Optometry delivers nothing of value. Yep. nothing. Nada! According to a couple of commercials being run by “Optometry’s Friend,” the only thing that a consumer values
Maryland House Bill 1160 passed into law on May 16th. Similar to that of the Texas bill noted in my last post, the Maryland bill
From time to time I hear from students and practicing optometrists that they’re concerned for the future of the profession. From their perspective, the future
Jamie Quint is a former software engineer who won admittance to the elite incubator Y Combinator in 2008 with a short-lived recruitment-advertising start-up. He next
This Thanksgiving, as we consider all of the wonderful people and experiences in our lives; as we sit around our dinner table and enjoy all
In the November 6th issue of the Wall Street Journal, an article deep in the bowels of the newspaper caught my attention. “Humana Brings Doctors
Here’s a story about one optometrist’s legacy. 40 years ago yesterday, I dialed an optometrist’s office for the first time to attempt to sell the