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Offering affordable care—on my terms

Thanks to an AOA-member benefit, one doctor can provide quality care for her patients at more affordable prices. Find out how you can, too.

Strategic insights: Choosing the right retirement plan for your practice

A well-designed retirement plan can help your practice compete for talent while planning confidently for the future. Discover the essential considerations and the complimentary resources available to AOA members through AOAExcel®’s endorsed partner, Equitable Financial.

Top questions when reviewing retirement plans

Optometric practice owners must regularly review their retirement plans to ensure compliance, control costs and maximize benefits. Learn more about the key items that should be considered in a review and how AOA members can receive a complimentary plan review by a retirement program specialist.

How to code YAG capsulotomies

Learn the six key aspects of proper coding and documentation to support these laser procedures.

Strategies for Practice Transition Planning: AOAExcel partners with Equitable to offer workshop

The AOA Center for Independent Practice debuts a workshop to help independent optometrists think about the future.

Barti’s new AI integration brings AOA clinical guidelines into the exam room

The AOA’s clinical practice guidelines are developed using a formal, evidence-based methodology that blends the best available scientific research with clinical expertise. These guidelines serve as a trusted reference for diagnosing and managing a wide range of eye and vision conditions and are revised regularly to ensure doctors are supported by the most current clinical recommendations.

What every young optometrist should know about malpractice insurance

Malpractice insurance is a tool integral to protecting your reputation, finances and peace of mind.

Anatomy of a breach

How cyberattacks unfold in optometric practices.

3 risks of relying solely on third-party IT services for protection against cybercrime

Understanding the limitations to third-party IT services can help optometric practices strengthen their defenses and protect patient data more effectively.

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