20 stories that defined 2022
- Coding for presbyopia eye drops
- Huge scope victory for Colorado doctors of optometry
- Federal student loan forgiveness: What to know
- Virginia gains optometric laser procedures for glaucoma, post-cataract care
- Hubble Contacts slapped with $3.5 million penalties, restrictions and supervision
- How you can prepare for the monkeypox public health emergency
- Why would someone try to get tropicamide illegally?' Doctor's question leads to surprising answer
- 1% sequester cut on April 1: AOA urges Congress' immediate attention on Medicare pay
- ‘Good faith estimate’ requirement takes effect: What you need to know
- Patients' shady requests: A case study in malpractice and communication
- 1-800 Contacts' attempt to undermine law thwarted by Georgia doctors yet again
- AOA to CMS: Hold Medicare Advantage plans accountable
- Hubble Contacts fined $300,000 in civil penalties for deceptive trade practices in Texas
- AOA and South Carolina doctors expose and defeat retail lobby group's influence scheme
- 2022 contact lens controversies
- Congratulations to AOA’s 2022 award winners
- AOA Foundation announces 2022 inductees into the National Optometry Hall of Fame
- Medicare sequester cuts take effect as AOA fix expires; more cuts looming
- Aetna reverses AOA-opposed cataract surgery pre-approval policy
- Ukrainian refugees find succor in AOA doctor, executive director
FTC announces proposed ban on noncompete clauses
Public comment period ends in March, as groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce vow opposition to new final rule on employment covenants.
Why Optometry’s Meeting®? 3 reasons Washington, D.C., is the place to be
Registration and housing for Optometry’s Meeting®, June 21-24, in Washington, D.C., are now open. See why doctors, paraoptometrics and optometry students can all benefit from the members’ meeting.
Eye Deserve More levels up
The AOA campaign puts focus on prolonged screen time and how doctors of optometry can help the public keep their eyes healthy at a time when digital device use is exploding at work, school and home.