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When we do video marketing at Specialty Vision for #optometrists and #ophthalmologists it is a huge value add for patient education and practice growth. But those are not the only amazing benefits that it has, to highlight a few more: ● Engages staff to think more creatively in their role ○ Improves talent acquisition ● Fosters a culture that prioritizes the professional development of staff ○ Improves efficiencies and margins whole improving patient communication and education ● Increases M&A integration ○ Elevates and strengthens brand positioning internally and externally ● Enhances employee onboarding speed and efficacy ○ Fosters a culture of knowledge sharing Want to learn more about our video marketing program for specialty eye doctors? Let's talk!

TOMORROW: Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment is a brain-based visual impairment and a common cause of blindness and low vision, yet it is poorly understood and often underdiagnosed. This webinar explores what CVI is, when to suspect it, and why early diagnosis is important, how to address challenges around proper diagnosis and getting services. Presenters Rachel Bennett and Ali Mahady are parents and leaders of CVI Now at the Perkins School for the Blind. bit.ly/TheArcCVIWebinar

April is Parkinson's Awareness Month. Follow for The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research for the latest research and important information related to Parkinson's Disease and advocacy. If you know someone who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and needs assistance navigating doctors, medical appointments, insurance issues, and more, please reach out to us at 781-979-0018 to learn how Neuro-Rehab Management, Inc. can help.  #parkinsonsawareness #parkinsonsdisease #neurorehabilitation #SupportAndAssistance #casemanagement

It was an honor to participate in the planning of this inaugural conference. The video clips are inspiring and seeing/hearing presenters in Spanish and seeing La cultura representada y integregada en el evento warms my heart. This was very needed for those in the Latine community facing Alzheimer’s disease as a caregivers. The only thing I will say as someone on this journey with my husband is that it continues to be an “alone” journey. At the end, the phone number appears for the Alzheimer’s association and the phrase “no one should go through this alone” is repeated with the assumption that calling the Alzheimer’s association number will ensure you do not go through this alone. Unfortunately, the only real “service” available to caregivers are support groups, not the real, tangible help that only comes from policy changes ensuring that caregivers have the financial resources needed to care for their family member with the disease. Furthermore, if one is dealing with young onset or rare dementias, services and organizations fall short. May this event and video inspire advocacy and create visibility (not light) - the light is there - but we are not seen! Do care, and do what you can to support friends or family caring for someone with Alzheimer’s and advocate / support policies that create tangible help for families going through this! It’s easy to suggest to someone to join a support group or call a hotline number - it’s less easy to take action in support of this person. Be the person who takes tangible action to support a caregiver.

We're excited to share the first clinician-provided feedback from early cases using Varian’s IntelliBlate Microwave Ablation Solution! Hear from clinicians working at UC San Diego Health, Atlantic Health System, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, and NYU Langone Health on the system's intuitive set-up, ease of use, and versatility. Thank you to all of our early users for providing your feedback on this powerful new tool for performing microwave ablation. https://bit.ly/3Odvr8A

For #StrokeMonth, Chris Watters, Franchise Head, Neuroscience Business Unit, was joined by Stephanie Mohl of the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez, M.D., Emily Otto, PT, DPT, GCS, CSRS, and Randy who shared his spasticity recovery timeline and the importance of being your own self-advocate. The panelists also provided insights on the road to recovery following a stroke and how the healthcare ecosystem can support survivors.    According to Randy: “I focus on the big picture. If I can be 1% better every day, I know that adds up to real progress.”    Learn more about Randy’s journey: https://bit.ly/3UE0HjX

💬 Let’s chat with Martha Stone from Steroids and Me (Sam)! Sam is an incredible resource developed by Harvard clinicians, scientists, patients, and doctors to help you manage steroid side effects effectively. 💊 It allows you to empower yourself with the right tools to make informed, data-driven decisions with your doctor about steroid use and tapering. 🔗 Learn more about Sam: https://lnkd.in/edPYbprV

Can you guess who she is? 🤔 Learn how to use pyridostigmine 💊 in treating myasthenia gravis with Dr Kentris and Dr Cheng here ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/gV63trE8

FRIDAY ALERT! ⏰ 💥 I will be at #obesityweek. Let's Connect and discuss how the AES site Network can help you move your therapy to market!

From the OBL Corner! In this episode of Vascular Voices, join Drs. Bret Wiechmann, Thomas Davis, and Eric Secemsky as they discuss using atherectomy to treat patients with critical limb ischemia and why office-based labs are needed in the vascular space. https://okt.to/9sNM38