Maximize Profitability
Utilize the tools from AOAExcel®’s endorsed business partners to increase revenue and reduce expenses in order to maximize profitability in your practice.
Saving money in your practice takes time and energy from both you and your staff. Remove these headaches by taking advantage of the offerings from AOAExcel's endorsed business partners. Maximize profitabilty in your practice by utilizing the following products and services.
Vendor discounts
Join the hundreds of AOA member practices who have unlocked deep discounts from over 100 vendors through AOAExcel's group purchasing organization (GPO). Find out how GPOs leverage the spending from health systems across the country to negotiate volume pricing for your practice, ranging from cell phones to office supplies and everything in between.
Credit card processing
There are many options available to doctors of optometry when it comes to credit card payment processing terminals in their practices, and it's also one of the quickest ways to lower expenses. Selecting a secure and efficient payment processing terminal is an easy way to help improve your patients' experiences and to ensure your practice receives each payment quickly and without complications.
Care coordination services
Health plans are turning toward care coordination services to help close the gaps with their non-compliant patients. Doctors of optometry are integral parts of this equation. Care coordination services provide all the heavy lifting by contacting non-compliant patients on behalf of the health plan and providing valuable information, education and concern directly to you as a physician.
Take the necessary steps today to secure your financial future for tomorrow.
Practice smarter and more efficiently.
AOA reports $1.69 billion in federal relief for practices, leaders pledge continued advocacy
COVID-19 lockdowns took their toll on optometry practices, but the AOA’s advocacy and guidance in accessing federal relief measures helped the profession recover over a billion dollars.
‘Unprecedented’ human impact of western wildfires: How optometry is affected
Optometry’s Fund for Disaster Relief stands ready to assist doctors on their path to recovery following an historic 2020 wildfire season in the western U.S.
National Optometry Hall of Fame inductee James A. Boucher, O.D., passes away Sept. 20
James A. Boucher, O.D., 83, founded his practice in Laramie, Wyoming, and served the community for five decades. Dr. Boucher specialized in cornea and contact lenses practice.